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newtoucan

HAVE: Large Foxtail Ferns and Tomatoes

newtoucan
14 years ago

I have 3 large Foxtail Ferns. Each are about 2 feet high.

I also 10 Healthy Tomato Plant Seedlings about 8-10 inches high grown from seed Heirloom tomato seedpacket. Desire interesting succulents, sedums, agave blue glow, creeping thyme, fig trees (other than Black Mission or Brown Turkey) or anything else you might have.

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