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African Violet Exchange

wanted: almost any african violet leaves/plantlets, have seeds

11 years ago

Hi everyone! I am looking for some new varieties to boost my african violet collection. If you have any nice varieties (named or even unnamed) that have extra leaves, I would be very thankful to receive some. I have tons of seeds I could send in return. I have lots of vegetable and flower seeds, and over a hundred different varieties of tomato seeds. (yikes!)

Thanks so much! I hope I can trade with you.

Taryn

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fabraholic216
11 years ago
I am interested in trading with you. Please contact me because I cannot see how to send you an email or message. Thank you.
Stephanie :)
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