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Just recieved seeds

20 years ago

I ordered some seeds last week on-line from a company called Trade Winds Fruit. I just recieved these seeds today. When I ordered them I just ordered 1 of seven different types. No where on the site could I find how many seeds were in a pack. I took a chance figuring that I would recieve just one seed (2 at the most) of each, but what the heck. I was impressed when I got them. 1 pack had 8 seeds, 1 pack had 20 seeds and the other packs all had 10 seeds. Each pack that you order is only a $1.25 and $.25 postage for each pack. I think its a good deal.

Heres the link http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/

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cmoejr
Original Author
20 years ago
These were all Canna seeds BTW. Forgot to mention that.
dparker_la
20 years ago
I just placed an order tonight with them. I'm glad to have ran across your post. I thought the same as you, that I'd get one or two seeds. Glad to know I'll get more than I first thought. Aren't those cannas beautiful? Do you know of anymore sites that have canna seed? My sister just told me about this one tonight. Dee
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cmoejr
Original Author
20 years ago
There was another place that I found. Other people on this forum have mentioned it. I have never done business with them. I believe they sell both seeds and bulbs for cannas.This is the address http://www.karcheskycanna.com/
njoynit
19 years ago
I have canna seeds

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