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HAVE: Bloodroot, fresh seeds

19 years ago

I have just harvested some fresh bloodroot seeds, anyone interested in trading?

Thanks!

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nyssaman
19 years ago
I'm interested in your bloodroot seeds also your Crassula gollum - Trumpet jade

cheers

Jeff
cowgirl2
19 years ago
Yes, I would be interested to try growing these from seed. Have you done it? I have not found any instructions for growing bloodroot from seed.

At the moment, I have mostly Papaver somniferum varieties to trade. Let me know.

Jo
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rosco_p
19 years ago
I would also be interested in a few of your bloodroot seeds if there are any still available. Please check out my trade list to see if there is anything on it that would be of interest to you. Ross.
simplysic
19 years ago
This is my first time learning how to do this and I am a begineer, but I would love to learn.

I am located in Richmond Hill
User
19 years ago
Hi I would love to trade for some seeds. Is there anything in particular you are looking for? Perennial? Annual?
Please contact me from my email on my members page and I can return my available seed list to you.
Cheers,
McPeg

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