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HAVE: Double perennial poppy

10 years ago

For trade only. Perennial double reddish-orange papaver orientale. These were grown in isolation from other poppies, and in the past I've had them come 100% true to type from the seed I've collected.

Please check my list to get an idea of the types of things I am looking for--after decades of plant collecting, my wants are eclectic and a bit weird.

Private emails are fine, but please post here as well to help me keep track.

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xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
10 years ago
I would be interested in a trade. Do you mind checking over my list to see if anything interests you? I checked out your list. You're way out of my league as a gardener (and that's a compliment), but maybe there's something you'd like.
Heidi
Michael Pivola
10 years ago
I have over 30 varieties of flower and vegi seeds which I am willling to trade for an amount of poppy seeds. I want to grow these in pots. Do you know if that is possible?
Please contact me at..pivola3@gmail.com
Thanks,
mike
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