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HAVE: lotus seedlings

18 years ago

I have lotus seedling that are just emerging. I have started these from a flower arrangement so I have no idea what kind they are. They just started to show there tip this morning. I would like to trade for any plants hardy to zone 5 that will take 7 hours or less of sun. I'm new to all this so please forgive my ignorance for a bit. I will be able to mail after the fourth of July as I am going to Charleston SC for the week.

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alexfox
18 years ago
are those large specy or the dwarf type?
akatheswede
Original Author
18 years ago
I'm going to say large by the size of the seed pod but as I said they are from a dry flower arrangement so I really have no idea as to what kind they will turn out to be.
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akatheswede
Original Author
18 years ago
These plants have all found homes now thanks for looking.

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