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WANTED: Sempervivum Plants

11 years ago

Hello,

I am looking for Sempervivum plants, and I prefer smaller rosette varieties.

Please let me know if you are willing to share some of yours. I can pay for postage or trade any of my seeds.

Thanks!

Seed Inventory:

Alyssum (Carpet of Snow)

Basil

Begonia (Picotee Pink and Illumination Rose)

Blue Fescue

Cat Grass

Cilantro

Common Thyme

Creeping Thyme

Jersey Knight Asparagus

Lavender (Munstead)

Lemon Grass

Marjoram

Nutri-red Carrot

Oriental Poppy

Peony (Paul M. Wild)

Shirley Poppy

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