Foxgloves and a Rose
Patrick-7a-MD
11 months ago
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HAVE: Foxglove seeds, castor bean, rose campion
Comments (3)I have 25 purple balloon flower seeds that I will exchange for some rose campion. The flower plants die back in winter, then grow a bit thicker every year. My daughter calls them fairy flowers....See MoreHAVE: Fresh Foxglove and Rose Campion seed (pics incl).
Comments (14)I still have a lot of the purple Foxglove seed available. I am trading the yellow Foxglove and Campion seed as fast as I can gather them. First come first serve. I also have fresh Portulaca "Sundial mix", pink Hollyhocks and Lamb's ear seed plus many more available on my list, please take a look. Thank you to everyone who has traded with me thus far! :)...See MoreFoxgloves and Rose Campions....
Comments (1)Oh they are lovely, I had some seed from them but the tags all washed clean and I don't know if it sprouted. :( I'll have to trade you something sometime to make sure I get some next time....See MoreJune Garden Tour
Comments (11)I saw your post on Cottage gardens too...not sure if I commented, but I wanted to say what a lovely job you've done making the landscaping feel like part of the area without seeming weedy. I love the colour scheme and the mix of flowers....pink in the garden seems so fresh :)...See Moreerasmus_gw
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