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have: daffodil seeds wanted: moss rose seeds

20 years ago

I have some daffodil seeds. 15+ seeds. The seed parent was white with an ivory trumpet.

They have been refridgerated until now, but I have no idea if there are supposed to be done this way. I broke one open, it was white and still looked good. I have no idea how to do them, I was just going to plant mine at bulb planting time in my seedling bed.

Looking for seeds from moss roses,(I already have Henri Martin) named or found roses are OK.

I have this cross posted at the seed exchange forum.

Thanks

Marbree

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marbree
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20 years ago
My link showed up on the preview...I hope it works this time.

Here is a link that might be useful: Have daffodil seeds on the Seed Exhange Forum
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