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have: dahlia seed sabe

18 years ago

I have one only available of a variety of dahlia seeds. Will post more SABE's when available. Sorry for the limited quanities though.

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nickie
18 years ago
konne

Hi I would love to trade you some Angelica gigasasclepias incarnata seeds for your dahila seeds. I also have dahlia bulbs to trade if you want. The only named(patented) dahila that I have is Ferncliff Garden variety, I have to look up its name tag for you. I also have some beautiful tall yelllow with a large flower, a tall yellow with a small flower, a tall yellow and peachy/apricot with large flowers. That one is my favorite. I also have several that didn't flower last year because I planted them too late. Lots of foliage but had to cut them back because we were moving. I will find the tags for those so I can tell you for sure what colours they are.

Nickie
konne
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi Nickie
Sorry, just to be clear, the dahlia seeds I have are leftover from trades and by mixed variety I meant, colors and heights, some are burgundy foliage, etc. Please E-mail me if still interested and I'll send you my address.
Thanks,
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