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talcottparsons

WANTED: Bleeding Heart seeds

11 years ago

I have the following seeds available and will happily trade a few of your choice for a few Bleeding Hearts seeds.

Zinnia semi dwarf
Columbine
Astor
Canterbury bells
Petunias
Forget-me-nots
Coleus
Sweet William
Snap Dragon
Impatiens

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