HAVE: Hollyhocks

13 years ago

I have about a zillion hollyhock seeds from very healthy plants. They vary from burgundy to an almost black purple. They have been growing in full sun with fair soil and vary in size from 6' to 14'.

I would trade for just about anything - we live in Zone 5 with a medium/short growing season. I'd particularly like to have any kind of day lilies and yucca. Zinnia seeds would be fine, poppy too.

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User
13 years ago
Check out my list :)
User
13 years ago
I have responded to your email. I'm posting here to ensure that you have gotten it, since I have been having mysterious troubles :/
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dirtdaddy
13 years ago
I have hot peppers, thai bird, lemon drop, ...... would love some hollyhock seed! will send email! dd
alabamaangel1
13 years ago
I would like some Hollyhocks. I have SOOOOO many Zinnia (Dwarf, Mixed) and would be happy to trade.
leila hamaya
13 years ago
i have some polar bear zinnias, and some poppies, red with purple center. would love to trade for either or maybe a double scoop =)
!
Dovetail
13 years ago
I have a few golden yellow day lily pods I'd be happy to exchange. I also have yucca plants but I don't think they've seeded yet...

I'm wanting to build a "wall" around my outdoor patio to sheild from the neighbor's houses. We live in one of those "no fence" type areas so it's quite open...I live in zone 6. I'd love a variety of pretty plants.

I'll count out how many daylily pods I have. Can they be shipped just in normal mail? I've never mailed seeds before.