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Description

The listing, Mixed Cleome Seeds has ended.

Photos are of a few of my Cleome. Mostly pink and deep pink.
One envelope of at least 50 seeds mixed of Cleome, could be some mini ones mixed in!

My favorite critter the praying mantis does not come with the seeds. : )

Attention All: I mailed seeds to a friend the other day and they arrived in a mess. Please, please, please, if this happens to you, please contact me immediately and I will make it right! I will never sell the last packet of any seed.

I mail via USPS First Class Mail and I normally mail on the first Monday (as long as it is not a holiday) after the auction ends as long as I have your info. Please be patient with the USPS. I know it should not take long for the seeds to arrive but sometimes it does. I recently had an envie returned undeliverable and the address was absolutely correct.
I mailed it on 1/3/2011 and received it back on 1/14/2011. So one never knows what may happen!

Questions & Comments

I have the worst lucky trying to grow cleome from seed. Any tips you could share would be great appreciated! :)

Apr 9th, 2011 at 11:26:54 AM PDT by

Well, I can't tell you how many plants that I purchased and lost. So I tried seeds, I just kind of sprinkle them where I want them to grow and they seem to germinate well. Some sprinkle them like in March but mine do fine and I sprinkle them later. Haven't done mine yet! Hope this helps.

Apr 9th, 2011 at 11:56:40 AM PDT by

Apr 9th, 2011 at 11:56:17 AM PDT by

Rhanks for the reply! I've tried them in different areas of the yard before but never had any luck. This year I bought a package and started it in a pot, placing it in a garden area that gets partial shade/sun. And keeping my fingers crossed! They are such beautiful flowers...I'd love to grow some! "_

Apr 9th, 2011 at 12:29:54 PM PDT by

P.S. USPS is being strange about mailing seeds. I mailed two packages of cosmos and zinnias to a friend in N.C. and they went thru fine. My mom tried to mail a package of flowers to my sister and was told they had to be send priority mail. Huh?
Never can telll what's going to happen with USPS so pretty much nothing surprises me these days ;)

Apr 9th, 2011 at 12:34:02 PM PDT by

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