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Brugmansia
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New brug seed batch..................................

16 years ago

Well, we are in the home stretch with the seeds my brugs produced over the winter- please regular posters get first choice and the S & H is $2.50.

Email me if you are interested.

These are fresh seeds:

Amber Rose x Pink Perfektion#2 - 6 packets

Pink Perfektion x Dorthea- 4-6 packets

Two more pods to be harvested early next week. I will let those interested know by emailing them.

For those of you with a short growing season, I would store seeds in frig (don't freeze) until Fall, and start them then inside. Folks in Califorina, and Florida, parts of south Texas, you can start them right away, brugs have bloomed for me in 6 months from germination, altho that is not a guarantee, depends on your conditons.

~Brenda

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