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WANTED: Wasp and Species

17 years ago

I have about 4 wasp violets and am looking to increase my collection. Also I have NO species violets and I would love some of those. I have a lot of named violets to offer in trade, some are baby plants and rooted leaves. I have a lot of assorted trailing violets, semi-mini and standard and just a few mini ones. Thanks. tish

Comments (3)

scryn
17 years ago
I only have one wasp, called "black friar". It is really neat though because it has bustle leaves. sorry I don't have any other wasps to offer.

-renee
woodsidetrader
17 years ago
I have Royal Wasp
and 3 species:
House of Armani
rupicola
orbicularis var. purpurea

interested in anything interesting that I don't have. prefer smaller variegated plants or bicolors.
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lilypad22
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks for the trade offer, but I just discovered a sick plant and I can't trade again until I know all my plants are healthy. I wouldn't want to give anyone else pest problems! tish

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