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Offering fresh seeds for Giant Hesperaloe

9 years ago

Just got some in a trade so can spare about 10 seeds.

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fievel38 zone 6b
9 years ago
What do they look like
fievel38 zone 6b
9 years ago
Just googled it. Beautiful. Are you selling them?
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tabb
Original Author
9 years ago
I only have fresh seeds from summer 2016. Let me check how many I have left. I'll get back tomorrow since it's late here, !0:15p. Look for a post tomorrow about 5p. Thanks
tabb
Original Author
9 years ago
fievel38, I can't send you a private message. I went to send you my address & how many seeds I have. That's the only way to send addresses that no one else sees. Maybe you can leave me a private message of a way to get you. Just click here on tabb(zone9) & select message when my profile page comes up. I do have 12 seeds that I can send you if you send $1 postage. We just have to agree on it.
fievel38 zone 6b
9 years ago
I sent you a message with my email
Keilia Lumiere
8 years ago
Do you have any fresh seeds?

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