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WANTED: purple climbing flowers (correction)

19 years ago

Looking for purple/dark blue flowers that can be trained up a trellis or trail from hanging baskets; morning glories, sweet peas, and nasturtium all come to mind. Take a peek at my exchange list and let me know if there's anything you'd like in trade, SASE is fine too!

Cheers,

Sasha

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origami_master
19 years ago
I'm no sur if I have purple vines, but I do have sweet peas (both annual and perennial), morning glories and a small bit of nasturtium milkmaid from a commercial packet. I also have a few cathedral bells vine for a really special trade
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