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WANTED: Blackeyed Susan vine seeds

10 years ago

I have purple coneflower seeds or hardy hibiscus (deep red or white with red center) to trade. I will also do a SASE for these seeds. I only need 5 seeds.

Thanks

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domehomedee
10 years ago
I have a mix of all the different colors of susan vine that I got from Swallowtail seeds:
http://www.swallowtailgardenseeds.com/vines/black_eyed_susan.html#gsc.tab=0
I would trade for coneflower seeds.
flowertrader
Original Author
10 years ago
Great, send me an e-mail with your address and I'll get your purple coneflower seeds in the mail. And I will e-mail you my address so you can send the Blackeyed Susan Vine seeds to me. Thanks for trading with me.

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