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HAVE: Snowberry

19 years ago

Symphoricarpos albus. Freshly harvested this week,w/ pulp removed. Not counted out and packaged yet but probably several trades of 25 seeds.

See my wishlist,prefer natives and will consider trade of natives not listed.

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ggopal
19 years ago
I have seeds of some natives (to the midwest) not commonly found that I recently got including Prenanthes racemosa (purple rattlesnake root), Diarrhena americana (beak grass), spotted water hemlock, tall water parsnip, Smilax herbacea (smooth carrion flower), wild petunia among others.
Please let me know if you are interested in any of these
Gopal
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