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juliewignell

Seed-time in Sydney

7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago

To those of you that I have previously promised seed, could you message me with a name and postal address and a quick reminder of what you were after, and I will see what I can send off to you. Hopefully none of you live in areas that are too cold to post to at the moment!

Seed is limited.

I have:

Rosy-red veined vintage;

Maguire's Ada's Flower;

Stella Lace;

Papilio Species ( very limited );

(non) Red Marrakesh;

un-named red with green eye;

a red and white that may be a variety called 'Neighbourly', so I will refer to it as that;

Maguire's Milady's Magic;

Unknown red with white feathering and green eye;

Unknown white with with red flashes and dimpling ( petals have a strange dimpling to the surface....you can just see a bit of it in the photo ).

Maguire's Winter Carnaval

Also a 'Orange Fantasy x Pink Surprise' pod that has not quite opened yet, but looks as if it should be okay and will open in the next week, and also some Maguire's 'Far Horizon' needing another week or so to be ready.

I haven't tested any of the seed this year, but all have well-defined embryos and should have a high success rate.

Julie











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  • 7 years ago

    Julie, beautiful pics! Glad to see your growing season went well. -

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