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Lemon Lime Seeds

18 years ago

I got a seed pod this year but I didn't do it on purpose -- I did not cross pollinate between bulbs. Therefore, I don't know if the seeds are viable. If you want some, let me know via email. I will send you my address so you can send me an SASE. Thanks!

Nixon

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jodik_gw
18 years ago
Some little bug decided to help out... or perhaps a breeze took some wayward pollen... or maybe someone brushed up against it... nature gets help in the strangest ways!
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