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WANTED: Water floaters

20 years ago

I live in an area where water hyacinths die out every winter so need to replenish my supply annually (no risk if them going wild). If you are thinning out your hyacinths and would be willing to send me some for postage (I'd love a box of 5# or more), I could send a priority mail stamp to you. I'd love other floaters too (anarchis is not allowed here)

I don't really have anything to trade right now, but will have loads of dahlia tubers available next spring.

Christine

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Gerri Davis
20 years ago
Did you ever recieve any? I have lots of hyacinths and lettuce for postage if you are still interested.

Gerri
chrisrobt
Original Author
20 years ago
I sent you an e-mail but it bounced; I'd love any/all of your water lettuce/hyacinth. I can either send you a stamp for whatever the weight is (5#, 10#) or a check.

Let me know...

Christine
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paulaga
20 years ago
Have lotsa water hyacinths - send priorty stamp & mailing address - will six be enough?
Augusta, Georgia
tpruitt1971
20 years ago
I would like some water hyacinths if any one has any left.
lindamarie
20 years ago
I have Dwarf Rosettes

Much nicer than those big gangly wild things

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