I'm not a big pink lover, so I'd kind of just like these gone. I've got probably a couple hundred seeds from last year. The parent plants were volunteers, so if you wanted to try winter sowing these they would probably work.
I'm slowly getting my yard prettied up, but I'm more into edible plants and perennials than annual flowers.
I'd trade oodles of these for a few Black Russian or Brandywine tomatoes, or for some easy-to-grow herbs or greens. I don't need borage or arugula, though.
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