HAVE: violet leaves

17 years ago

have around 7 rooted violet leaves , they have lots of new growth on them , would like to trade for other house plants , especially silver color begonia , but will consider all.

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ginny2k
17 years ago
Would you consider trading an av leaf for postage or anything on my list?

Thank you! Ginny
alisonfromalabama
16 years ago
I'm just gettign starting in av's but I have lots of unique plants for outdoors. I have crinums, rare white spider lilies (very similar to the even more rare Cahaba Lily, hardy lantana, oakleaf hydrangeas, redbus spalings, nandina, and the common red spider lilies. Let me know if you'd liek to trade for anything that I have. Or if you want to sell some and ship them at a reasonable price I'd be interested in that too. Thanks!
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