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WANTED: Oops! Gave away all my Tithonia

11 years ago

I need a few seeds of Tithonia rotundifolia. I can use one or all three; red, orange or gold.
Let me know what you are looking for. Among seeds I have to trade are these:
Ricinus communis zanzibariensis
Ipomoea nil, Cocoa Chocolate
Nicotiana Stonecrop Mauve
Eschscholzia californica, Purple Gleam
Ipomoea sloteri, Apricot Candy

Comments (3)

ishareflowers {Lisa}
11 years ago
Hi Alana,

I should have a few extras for you...I think I have enough yellow and orange.

Lisa

PS: the petasites that is planted against the house is up.....YAY!
Mary Leek
11 years ago
It sounds like Lisa has you covered but if you'd also like seed of the Tithonia 'Fiesta del Sor variet; it is a dwarf form, which grows about 30 inches tall and was an All-Arnerican Annual winner in 2000, I have 2012 seed.

If interested, I will trade for a few seeds of the following.

Ipomoea sloteri, Apricot Candy

My thanks for your time

Mary
maryeleek at gmail dot com
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poisondartfrog
Original Author
11 years ago
Lisa, I am glad about the Petasites! Mine has been blooming for a few weeks so I was getting worried about yours.
Hello Mary,
I will email you both.

Thank you!
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Alana

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