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Lost Seedlings, need seeds

18 years ago

I found out on Saturday, that some of seedlings were infested with aphids. EEEEWWW! I treated them with Safer 3 in 1 and soapy water. However, quite a few of my little seedlings didn't make it. The worst part is, I had started most of these for my Mom's flower beds.

I'm looking for Balsam Impatiens, Mexican Sunflowers, Variegated Nicandra, Campanula and Sweet William. Please look at my trade list and lets see if we can work out a trade. Thanks for your help.

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Comments (3)

karyn1
18 years ago
I have several of your wants that you can have for postage. I sent you an email.
Karyn
booberry85
Original Author
18 years ago
Karyn, thanks so much. I'll have my SASBE in the mail tomorrow.

Still keeping my fingers crossed for Mexican Sunflowers, Campanula and Sweet William. I'm not picky about color. Please take a look at my trade list. Thanks for your help.
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Melinda Hagen
18 years ago
Hello! If you want to send me an sasbe I can help with the sweet william, mexican sunflowers and maybe a few campanula. The sweet williams are a large mix from my late mother's garden this past fall and are very pretty. Many different types. Thanks, Melinda

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