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Rare milkweeds

16 years ago

I'm looking for the rarer milkweeds species - I know I have some listed in my list but they are stock plants and have not produced any seeds yet - I would like to grow some over the winter - I do not need incarnata (tropical), orange butterfly weed or common(syricas) I have some different things for trade so let me know if you are interested

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kwoods
16 years ago
Just wondering if you know about the Milkweed Farm they have lots of interesting varieties. Also, got A. sullivanti from Prairie Nursery last spring.
violavalleyflowers
16 years ago
I would love to help if you are interested in trade. I am building up on some other ferns that we dont have growing here in tennessee. I have the butterfly milkweed to trade

Here is a link that might be useful: violavalleywildflowers
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