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WANTED: Obedient Plant

17 years ago

I've been looking in the stores for Obedient Plant seeds -Pink or purple variety, and haven't found any. Does anyone have some they would share?

I don't have much to offer in trade:

Prickly pear pods

Aged Horse Manure

Morning glory seeds

Four O Clock seeds

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Comments (6)

seamommy
17 years ago
Are you in the DFW area? Cheryl
nbtonya
17 years ago
Hi equinecpa, I have some of the purple blooming obedient plant seeds. What kind of MG seeds do you have? Regardless, if we don't work a trade I can send you some seeds for SASE. Might be tough to get the manure unless you are near New Braunfels. If you are near NB, I can give you plants!

If seamommy helps you out, let me know.

Tonya
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carrie751
17 years ago
If you would rather have plants, and are in the DFW area, email me and you can dig.......
equinecpa
Original Author
17 years ago
I'm in Gainesville - about 70 miles North of DFW.

MG seeds are mixed -pink white and blue (original seed was Martha Stewart Morning Glory Mix seeds from France-I don't know the "true variety". They self seed each year and will grow anywhere!
nbtonya
17 years ago
equinecpa, those mgs sound pretty. Please e-mail me at tonyarose3@hotmail.com with address info if you are still inerested in a seed trade.

Thanks!
equinecpa
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks Tonya! Love the plants -enjoy your mg's.

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