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adrienne_wallace61

Hollyhock and Calendula seeds for trade

8 years ago

I have a TON of hollyhock and calendula seeds that I would like to trade for the following california natives:


common yarrow

mugwort

milkweed

california sunflower

bigelow sneezeweed

pitcher sage

matilija poppy

white hedge nettle

california buttercup

california bee plant

california wild rose




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