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Winter Sowing Exchange
caterwallin

wanted: butterfly type seeds for sasbe

15 years ago

I was giving these away on my regular haunt, the butterfly forum, but still have some left. I only want to give them away for a bubble envelope and THREE 44-cent stamps (or Forever stamps). I don't really need any trades at this time. I can send you any or all of the following:

Annuals

Dill (host plant for Black Swallowtail)

Fennel (host plant for Black Swallowtail)

Tithonia

Tropical Milkweed

Verbena bonariensis (reseeds)

Perennials

Anise hyssop

Ironweed

Liatris spicata

Pearly Everlasting (host plant for American Lady)

Just a reminder, I don't need any more seeds or I'd do a trade.

Send me an email and I'll get back to you.

This offer is only good until March 15 because I'll have to start getting things ready for the garden like winter sowing all of my annuals, etc. and won't have the time to send out seeds after the 15th, so please email me by that time and I'll let you where to send your envelope. Thanks for reading.

Cathy

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