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WANTED: Have goji berry seeds

currentriverdenny

10 years ago

I have several trades of pre stratified goji berry seeds to trade for just about anything for a cottage garden or peppers no jalopeno or habenaros but most others are fine herbs and perennials are good or woodland plants hardy to zone7. Tempt me with what you have!

Comments (5)

diana333333
10 years ago
Hi currenriverdenny, Would love to have some of your goji berry seeds. I have some perennials flower seeds on my list. Check and see if there is a trade you would like. Thank you. Diana
recipesaver2
10 years ago
Hi would like some of your lavender bergmont and goji berry. I have a few edibles and lots of flowers.
Thanks
Jean
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debbiep_gw
10 years ago
Hi,check my list for a possible trade for the goji berries.TIA!
cryptid
10 years ago
Hi there! I would definitely like some of your Goji seeds! I have perennial flowers "Geum - Mrs. Bradshaw", "Rudbeckia - Triloba", "Rose Campion" and "Blue Flax". I offer all 4 for a trade of your Goji, if it pleases you. PLMK! :)
gvozdika
10 years ago
Hello, Currentriverdenny. Are they Lycium chinensis? I have Lycium barbarum which is more available then chinensis. Would you be interested in trading? Also have pennyroyal, fenugreek and cumin; perennial (I believe) dwarf snapdragons.

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