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17 years ago

Siam, I had to let you know that I have blooms on a couple

of my yellow wild flowers. Didn't really think that they

would make it, however, the seeds did germinate.

Now....will they be hardy to my area?

Sending you a few of my favorite seeds next week....hope

you like.

Margaret

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siam_cannas
17 years ago
Hi Margaret,
oh the yellow wildflower, i sent. Yes that one is beautiful.
Im not sure if they will be hardy, i dont tihkn so, because they are tropical. Maybe you will have to grow some from seeds next year.
did any of the other wildflower seeds i sent you grow?
Thanks so much for sending me seeds :)
is there anythnig i could send you?
Siam.
pearlgirl
Original Author
17 years ago
I'll have to try the Sorrel once more. I think they got water-logged. Starting some inside this time.
No need to send me anything...thanks anyway.
Margaret
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