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WANTED: Yellow hibiscus seeds

10 years ago

I am looking for some yellow hibiscus seeds and other hibiscus seeds as well. Let me know what you are looking for.
If you have any other hibiscus plants and live near by I would not mind swapping some plants as well.
Annie
PS I live in Goffstown, NH

Comments (3)

alabamaangel1
10 years ago
Hi! I have California poppy seeds and Zinnias. Would love to trade for some of your Echinacea white and Zinnias.
annie_nh
Original Author
10 years ago
Still looking for hibiscus seeds mainly yellow ones.
I'm just starting to collect seeds here in NH

Annie
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alabamaangel1
10 years ago
In my previous message, I meant I would like to trade for your white echinacea and red hibiscus.

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