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WANTED: Cempoalxochitl or other marigolds

11 years ago

I'm looking for Cempoalxochitl marigold seeds. They are pictured below. If anybody has something that is similar to the Cempoalxochitl, I will be in interested them as well . We are trying to grow these for a "Dia de los Muertos" celebration at my high-school. The only thing I have for trade are Crackerjack Marigolds.

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Comments (6)

CAST1
Original Author
11 years ago
We are also interested in Harlequin Marigolds if anyone has any.
CAST1
Original Author
11 years ago
Come on guys there must be someone out there with some seeds. We don't want to use those ugly fake marigolds like last year! Lol
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CAST1
Original Author
11 years ago
bump
debbiep_gw
11 years ago
I have Cempoalxochitl marigold(also called dead mans marigold)I got them from a trader about 4 years ago from hawaii.Unfortunately I dont need the marigold you offered.If you find something else to trade let me know.
irisnquilt
11 years ago
FYI
The Harlequin Marigolds will not come back true as they are a hybrid!
CAST1
Original Author
11 years ago
I have read that Harlequin Marigolds are a heirloom plant.

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