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The Seed Exchange
graanieb

WANTED: Looking for exican Sunflower/Tithonia

graanieb
10 years ago

Have lots to trade, will split some of my pkts of (unlisted) seeds if needed,
hope to get Tithonia Torch and others.
thanks
Bea

Comments (4)

  • PRO
    Sycamore Lane
    10 years ago

    Sending you an e-mail now :)

  • graanieb
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    Hi Twintoes, sent you email via Ammyself333Bea@Yahoo.com as my gmail isn't working lately, hope to trade.
    Still looking for MEXICAN SUNFLOWER/TITHONI "TORCH".
    thanks all
    Bea

  • PRO
    Sycamore Lane
    10 years ago

    Sent 60 Tithonia in my package to you! You should get them this week. :) Enjoy!

  • graanieb
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    Sure did get the seeds a while ago and was searching for your email, thank you so much, hope you get mine tomorrow, enjoy, keep in touch,
    Bea

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