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Asclepias Seeds available

19 years ago

I have the following Asclepias left over from sowing:

Antelope Horns (asperula)

Broadleaf Milkweed (latifolia)

Narrowleaf Milkweed (fascicularis)

Whorled Milkweed (verticillata)

Poke Milkweed (exaltata)

Ice Ballet (incarnata)

Cinderella (incarnata)

Common Milkweed (syriaca)

Orange Butterfly Weed (tuberosa)

Orange Glory (tuberosa)

Hello Yellow (tuberosa)

Bloodflower (curassavica)*Lots of this*

Silky Gold (curassavica)

Apollo Yellow (curassavica)

LMK if you need any of these:) I'd like to trade for other butterfly seeds, but if you don't have any to trade, I'll SASE them to you.

Your flower bud,

Sharon

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