Pentagonia wendlandii - 15 seeds

[Dypsisdean]

Price is $15 for 15 seeds - which includes shipping in padded envelope Parcel Post to prevent damage - U.S.A. only.

Just picked today. Available to purchase HERE

 

[Jeff Searle]

Well......providing nobody else outbids you.

[Dypsisdean]

4 hours ago, Jeff Searle said:

Well......providing nobody else outbids you.

Huh - I'm pretty sure Buy It Now for $15 means Buy It Now for $15 - period.

Edit: In fact, it just sold for $15

[Jeff Searle]

Well that was confusing....because when I checked it, I got the impression these seeds were being auctioned off. There was a clock running and you placed a bid. No?

[Dypsisdean]

13 hours ago, Jeff Searle said:

Well that was confusing....because when I checked it, I got the impression these seeds were being auctioned off. There was a clock running and you placed a bid. No?

You can place a bid (or bids) and wait until the end of the auction if you want. Or you can just "Buy It Now" (like eBay) for the stated price (per the rules of listing here in the Palm Exchange) if you think it is a good price and don't want to wait, or be outbid later.

Both options end when the clock runs out - or someone buys it.

[Pando]

Thanks Dean!

The currently active auction is actually found on this link:

http://www.removed (see next post)

 

[Dypsisdean]

5 hours ago, Pando said:

Thanks Dean!

The currently active auction is actually found on this link:

http://www.removed (see next post)

 

Thanks Ando - but I had to remove that link. In order to list anything here the seller must state the price and size/quantity. And that can not be done with an auction. That is why I only linked to the Buy It Now - since it had a firm price and quantity.

[Pando]

Aah, ok, sorry about that.

[Josh-O]

I wonder if they could grow here for us?

[Rory]

18 hours ago, Josh-O said:

I wonder if they could grow here for us?

They can't even take our winters here in South Florida sadly, so I doubt it. They're one of those ridiculously tropical plants that start to show damage not even that low into the 40's. I personally think they're one of the prettiest tropical plants there are though. If you happen to have a large heated greenhouse they're more than worth the space.

[Josh-O]

29 minutes ago, Rory said:

They can't even take our winters here in South Florida sadly, so I doubt it. They're one of those ridiculously tropical plants that start to show damage not even that low into the 40's. I personally think they're one of the prettiest tropical plants there are though. If you happen to have a large heated greenhouse they're more than worth the space.

Thanks Rory for the info.