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HAVE: Corkscrew and Purple Snail Vine

10 years ago

Six seeds of one and half a dozen of the other. I am not going to get into a discussion of the merits, or lack thereof, of calling them both Vigna caracalla, but I'm making one offer of 6 seeds of each of these so that you can grow them side by side if you like.
A trade would be welcome, even if something not on my list, but if none is offered by Thursday, postage will be accepted.
Alana

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User
10 years ago
Alana I have keniaki and may have salvia nutens. I have seeds of canna Louis Cotton if you are interested in them too. Plenty of morning glory seeds too. Drop me a line if you want to trade.
poisondartfrog
Original Author
10 years ago
THIS OFFER IS CLOSED. THANK YOU.
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