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Echinacea tennesseensis

18 years ago

I don't usually post here but wanted to let everyone know I have a lot of seed I'm trying to get rid of. I have a SASBE offer on the Seed Exchange called "have: Echinacea tennesseensis and more". If you want some seed please reply on that forum. I have provided a link on that offer to my SASBE requirements and seed list. I was hoping to bring them to the swap that's coming up but I'm not able to be there this year. Please check out my list.

Jim

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bigorangevol
18 years ago
Jim remember that the 2008 spring MTPS should be on May 17th.

Sorry that you aren't going to be ale to make it next week. It was good talking to ya last week.

I still find it wild that the Tennessee coneflower is endangered in its native habitat. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has listed this species as endangered under the Endangered Species Act.
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