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Looking for perennial seeds

10 years ago

I'm new & don't have a lot of seeds yet. I do have Yellow Canna & Turquoise/Pink Iris seeds.

Don't really know what I expect in return. I have to start somewhere.

Any ideas?

In need of assistance.

Featured Answer

dragonfly20210

10 years ago

If you could turn on messaging so other members could message you (go to edit profile and then click on advanced settings and scroll down and check the box that says allow users to message) I would love some of your canna and Iris seeds I have veggies and a few flowers I could trade you :)

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shawn b
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
if you look under newbie question and answers.I bumped the post its right above your post. I posted 2 comments that explain somethings.If you need more assistance people will be more than willing to or you can message me.
Leslie Heinz thanked shawn b
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xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
10 years ago
I'm in the same zone as you. I don't have any seeds yet, but I will have. Contact me in the fall and I'll send you some. Heidi
Leslie Heinz thanked xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
gvozdika
10 years ago
That's a beautiful iris! What kind of iris is it?
Leslie Heinz
Original Author
10 years ago
Not sure what the name is. The picture is from the web. I just bought through Amazon. I thought they were different.
Jennifer
10 years ago
I have seeds I can send. They are mostly vegetables with a few herbs and some flowers. Some of the seeds might be a few years old but I keep them in the freezer so they should be fine. I can send them for postage. message me if you are interested.

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