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have: baptisia australis (false indigo) for sase

12 years ago

Freshly harvested. Note: This is small seed that can be sent in a manila envelope rather than a padded mailer. You need only to provide regular first class postage rather than the more expensive charge for padded mailers. I wrap the small seed envelope in paper towel to ensure that there will be no damage.

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User
12 years ago
sent emaill
inoursecrets
12 years ago
Hello would love some seeds if still available !
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prhart
Original Author
12 years ago
Inoursecrets. Please e-mail me and I will provide you with my mailing address.
lisianthuslover
12 years ago
Hello. Count me in please. Sending email. Thanks!
lovemeflowers
12 years ago
Was wondering if there was any left? I would really love some. By the way where in WNC...I am in Hendersonville
SunFrisk
11 years ago
Hello,

I am interested in your seeds if you have any left!
lisianthuslover
11 years ago
any seeds this year for sase?
Susan
11 years ago
Hello. If you are still sending out Baptisia seeds for a sase, could I please be added to your list. Thank you.
BJ Lewis
11 years ago
Are there any of these seeds available still?

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