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WANTED: Angelica gigas

13 years ago

Does anyone have seeds for Angelica gigas-- this is the purple flower/purple stemmed one.

I purged my stash in the spring, but it's still huge. I haven't gotten around to inventory, so just let me know what you're looking for and I probably have it.

Oh, and hello again to GW-- I've been AWOL for about a year, moving, mourning, starting a new garden. It's good to be back, starting seeds even though I don't have the space for the plants. I think the neighbours will have nice gardens this year...

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greylady_gardener
13 years ago
sorry I don't have any of the seeds that you are looking for, Bev. It is a beautiful looking plant! I hope you have success in finding it.

I just wanted to jump in and say it is so nice to see you and I am glad you are able to do some growing this year! :-) Are you wintersowing?
Hope to see more of you around!
Lois
bev_w
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi GG,

Well it's kinda nice to be back. Before I can start trading again I really have to do an inventory.

Here at the new digs we have a sunroom and I'm just now setting up my lights and heat boxes. Last week I put out six or seven containers to WS but that'll be it.

Take care,
Bev
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