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HAVE: Orange Trumpet Vine

9 years ago

Hi,

I have orange trumpet vine seeds to offer now! :) (again, from my gardening friend lol one word to her and she's been on the lookout for seeds to give me to plant or trade with).
I have one too but unfortunately I never get seeds pods (needs cross-pollination?) Anyways, let me know if anyone is interested!! I have tons of wants so just let me know :)
~Michael
heavenlyfarm

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