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WANT: Mint Varieties and Edible Flowers and Loofah

girlwithagreenthumb

11 years ago

I would like mint seeds or cuttings that have roots or edible flowers. I would love any variety of mint except for spearmint, as it is already growing in my garden. Also if you have any edible flowers like Princess of India, honeysuckle, or gardenias that would work, or if you have loofah I would absolutely love it!

Comments (3)

nyrak33333
11 years ago
I have loofah seeds now, what to you have for trade. I also have chocolate, orange, apple, lemon, pineapple mint but no seeds yet. We can do a swap now, and I can let you know when the seeds come in on the mints
reyna1
11 years ago
FYI some of those mints are hybrid- so you don't want to trade for mint seeds. You want to trade for rooted cuttings of the mints.

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Bugholio
11 years ago
I have spear mint and Yerba buena. Ricardo b

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