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HAVE: Nasturtium, zinnias and more

10 years ago

just picked up some pretty flower seed About 30 Packs will update my trade list when I get home

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ashfarm
Original Author
10 years ago
just picked up some pretty flower seeds

Barlow Rose,columbine
Mammoth mix,sweet pea
Gaillardia
Blue boy,bachelors buttons
Firmament,cynoglossum
Zinnia-peppermint stick mix,pink and purple mix,candy cane mix,burpeeana giants mix,pinwheel Rose
Nasturtium- night & day mix,peaches&cream,gleams hybrids mixed
Summer cutting mix,sunflowers
Millerfolium rubra,achillea
Giant imperial mix,scabiosa
Blue enchantment,convolvulus
Helen mount,viola
Texas,bluebonnet,lupine
Morning glory-choice mixed colors,heavenly blue
Summer dreams,cosmos
Flavours hybrid strawberry,impatiens
Giant mixed colors,painted daisy
Chartreus and purple,mixed flowers

Herbs
Spearmint
daisy_lee
10 years ago
I sent you an email :)
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graanieb
10 years ago
Hi Ashfarm, I have kale, sweet corn and squash ( both few kinds) and would like your nasturtiums, zinnias and cosmos, hope we can trade.
GB

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