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The Seed Exchange
hishappywife

have: have: siberian pea seeds

HisHappyWife
9 years ago

Hello,

I just gathered about 50 seeds from my heirloom Siberian Pea bush. These grow as large as a lilac bush and flower yellow in Spring.

Willing to trade for other perennial flower seeds hardy for Northern Minnesota. Just email me.

Thanks!

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