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Wanted Yvonnes Salvia seeds

19 years ago

I would like to purchase some Yvonnes Salvia Seeds.

If anyone has some. I can exchange full peony poppies seeds in exchange. Colors can be red full, orange, pink, and lavender. Each color is a full 3-6 inches across depending upon the soil you have.

Please email me.

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diggerdee zone 6 CT
19 years ago
You might want to try posting on the exchange forum of the Winter Sowing forum. I know several folks there sowed this plant this past year, so seeds may be available there.

Good luck. I'm hoping to try this myself, perhaps next year.

:)
Dee
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