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HAVE: I have perennial snapdragons for postage

10 years ago

I'm offering this again as I still have way too many. I rather give them away then compost them. They are yellow in color and do well in full sun or partial shade. You will need a bubble envelope, PLEASE no bigger then 6x8 or 6x10 in size, $2.07 in stamps and 2 address labels with your address on it. Email me for address. IF you do not have an email listed on GW, then please included it so I can email you back.

Comments (5)

calokie Ables
10 years ago
I'd love to have some, can I send you postage/pkg $ via Paypal? Cheryl
neohiogardener
10 years ago
I would like some snapdragons if you still have some. Thank you.
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mori1
Original Author
10 years ago
UCHSgardenclub, I need an email address in order to respond to you.
plantbug
10 years ago
Please email me. plantbug
browneyedsusan_gw
10 years ago
Mori,
Thanks for your offer. I got these from you last month and they have flowered. However, they are Linaria vulgaris (Butter and Eggs) not a perennial snapdragon.
Susan

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