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wanted: wanted: hardy hibiscus seeds

9 years ago

Looking for some seeds of hardy hibiscus, red, pink, white or mixed.
Take a peek at my trade list and let me know if anything interests you.

Comments (5)

lisa_1968
9 years ago
Hi. I have dinnerplate red hibiscus, dinnerplate white with red eye hibiscus, a red penstemon and some habanero pepper seeds that I would trade for your bidens "Golden Eye", hollyhocks, "Sunspot" sunflower, and your venidium "Zulu".

So, wanna trade for these seeds?

Lisa
ddkcat
9 years ago
Hi - I have a tall red hibiscus and also a pink and would like to trade for your blackberry lily. Doreen.
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kvenkat
Original Author
9 years ago
I have enough responses now, thank you! You guys are great!

Lisa, I sent you a GW pm.

Rosemallow, I sent you and email.

Doreen, let me see how many Belamcanda seeds I have left and I will pm you.
kvenkat
Original Author
9 years ago
Getting the impression that my messages I sent to the folks above are not going through.
Please contact me again.
Thanks!
ddkcat
9 years ago
You're right; your message didn't arrive. Try contacting me directly [ddkcat@yahoo.com] not thru GW. Doreen.

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