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MilkweedThe Seed Exchange
adarland2003

HAVE! MILKWEED common

7 years ago

last month i bought 2 packs of 100 seeds of common milkweed (asclepias syriaca) and i put them in a wet paper towel for 2 weeks and took them out and had 100% germination. I have 1 pack of 100 left if anyone wants it i can trade or just mail it out. The more people planting it the better!

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