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The Seed Exchange

Looking for Seeds for Unique Flowers to Arrangements.

9 years ago

Prefer seeds for Snapdragon, Stalks, Statice, Straw Flowers, Sweet Peas, Special Zinnias Also would like seeds for Angels Trumpet (Brugmansia) and Datura.

Have Sunflower seeds like those in my profile photo as well as tall golden yellows that have been cross pollinated with the brown colors in the profile picture. Also have ruffled Hollyhocks, Cactus flowered Zinnias, a few ruffled Cosmos, Dwarf Snapdragon (seeds taken from crimson flowers).

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elvimiller
9 years ago
I would be interested in ruffled Hollyhocks, Cactus flowered Zinnias, and ruffled cosmos. I have several sweet peas I can send you and 2 varieties of zinderella zinnias. Messaged you.
elvimiller
9 years ago
can't pm you, pls email me..sharegardens@gmail.com
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ddkcat
9 years ago
I have a red celosia [the brain flower!] that's certainly unique in an arrangement - also lasts a long time. Would like to trade for your cactus zinnia - Doreen.
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9 years ago
Doreen, I love celosia but don't have any right now. Let's trade. I also have a few dwarf snapdragon seeds that are mixed colors, but seeds came from lovely burgundy plant please send your address to celabarr@yahoo.com

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