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WANTED: Mint cuttings any types

Martina Morales

10 years ago

Im looking for mint plants any and all really, i can send for postage or trade for flower seeds.

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Des
10 years ago
Hey Martina! I have some chocolate mint cuttings rooting out right now, and also spearmint and Blue Carpet Catmint seeds. What sorts of flowers do you have? :)
Martina Morales
Original Author
10 years ago
Hi dez that's wonderful I'd love those mint cuttings I have a lot of different seeds flowers and trees. I have some hibiscus, magnolia, primrose, crape myrtle, liatris, moonflower, I have a bunch others too if these don't interest u let me know if anything specific ur looking for I might have it
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Des
10 years ago
I'm really like edible flowers (nasturtium, calendula, sunflowers, columbine, pansies, etc). Hibiscus and moonflowers on your list sound cool :) Give me a couple weeks to let the cuttings root out, since they will ship better in soil than unrooted. I'll let you know when they're ready :) Did you want the spearmint and catmint seeds too?
Martina Morales
Original Author
10 years ago
Hey des can you find me on Facebook it'd be much easier to message that's way Tina Padilla morales

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