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WANTED: seeds of luffa, geranium and marigold

11 years ago

Good morning dear gardener,

I'm new at this. I love this site connecting people and their love for gardening by sharing knowledge, seeds, cuttings to benefit us and beautify the earth. I would appreciate few seeds of luffa goud, rose and red gernium, and marigold. I' m willing to send SASE

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LullabyF360
11 years ago
You need to set up your email so that others can privately email you. Set it to "members" under your email settings.
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
11 years ago
Here you go! The link below will help get set up properly as well as tell you how to look for seeds for postage 'offers'.

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Sue

Here is a link that might be useful: sticky: please read before posting! **required**
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