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HAVE: Have Butterfly Weed Seeds

9 years ago

My plants were quite productive this year and I'd be happy to send the first 5 people who email me some free seeds. Postage is on me.
The only thing I ask is that when you have seeds from these plants that you "pay it forward". I'm trying to help our Monarch Butterfly population survive.

This is for Asclepias tuberosa.

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Comments (6)

EricaBraun
9 years ago
What a wonderful, generous offer. I'd love to get some of your seeds.
heavenlyfarm
9 years ago
That is so nice! I'd love some if you still have some available :) Besides the butterflies, they have beautiful clusters of flowers!!
~michael
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babcia
Original Author
9 years ago
Please send addresses.
EricaBraun
9 years ago
Thank you again for your offer. I emailed you my address.
heavenlyfarm
9 years ago
Thank you! I'm sending my address as well via email!
~Michael
heavenlyfarm
garretds7
9 years ago
I'd love to get some if you still have some available. Sending you an email. Thanks for the offer!

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