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Apr 27th, 2010 at 6:36:12 PM PDT by

yes, they are great for cutting. You can even dried the chinese lantern stems with the orange lantern on it and keep them for years before it loose its color.

Apr 27th, 2010 at 6:44:52 PM PDT by

I also have NIGELLA seeds I've just collect from the pods. These seeds are from Blue plants though. If anyone interested in getting these, contact me and I will put it up for my next auction. Otherwise, I'm just going to keep it for later. Right now I'm kinda running out of small pots to plants them.

Apr 28th, 2010 at 4:51:04 PM PDT by

can you please ship to Canada please?

Apr 28th, 2010 at 4:51:39 PM PDT by

I've never ship any plants or seeds to canada and not quite sure if i can send them or not. maybe i should ask around before i give you the answer. give me a little time to find out and i will let you know. or if anyone out there know anything about sending seeds outside of us. to canada, please please ! let us know. and if you know the estimate of the shipping cost that would be awesome.

thanks, everybody.

Apr 28th, 2010 at 4:55:50 PM PDT by

OK. I found this Section from " Canadian Food Inspection Agency Site" and I think we are ok to send these seeds to Canada.

E. Exemptions from the Importation Requirements

The following are exemptions from the above requirements:

Where the imported seed lot is 5 kg or less for large seeded crop kinds such as peas, wheat, soybeans and corn or is 500 g or less for small seeded crop kinds such as alfalfa, tomato or canola, neither the import declaration information nor the certificate of analysis need be supplied. See Section X(below) for clarification of importations with multiple small seed lots
In order to determine whether the species is "large seeded" or small seeded, please refer to Section Z. If the species is listed as having 199 seeds or less per gram, it is considered large seeded. If the species is listed as having 200 seeds or more per gram, it is considered small seeded.
Where the seed is being imported for research purposes or for conditioning, the certificate of analysis need not include information on the percent germination.
Certificates of analysis and import declarations are not required for lots of herb seed that are 5 kg or less, or for flower seed, tree or shrub seed, true potato seed, ginseng, seeds of aquatic plants or onion/garlic multiplier sets. Please note that this exemption does not apply to wildflowers; importations of seed lots of wildflower species or mixtures that are greater than 500 grams require an import declaration and a certificate of analysis.
For non-pedigreed seed of forage species, the name of the variety need not be supplied on the import declaration.

I would say for $1.50 (Canadian Rate)S&H I will send it to Canada for you (rociel)

Apr 28th, 2010 at 5:15:55 PM PDT by

:)

Apr 28th, 2010 at 5:31:05 PM PDT by

You need more seeds ? : )

Apr 28th, 2010 at 5:36:45 PM PDT by

FREE: 3 Seed Packages (nice mixed)