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WANTED: Red Brugs or tempt me

16 years ago

New to growing these wonderful plants and loving them! I only have white and yellow so any other are desirable...my most wanted is red though. I would love to trade for cuttings. I have the following to trade or can do postage for those really kind folks willing to share ;-)

Amaryllis (Red with white stripe)

Mahonia seedlings

Double Pink Camelia (rooted cuttings)

Broken color four-o-clock seeds

Pie Pumpkin seeds

Red Blazing Star Hibiscus seeds

Redbud Trees (bareroot)

Comments (2)

oxmyx
16 years ago
sorry botanicalboi , red is not a common color in fact the Germans have developed reds, however they are in quarantine over here in the US. wont be long though from what I understand!
botanicalboi
Original Author
16 years ago
I was wondering why they are so hard to find here. I have only seen one and it was beutiful! Can't wait for them to make it state side!

Thanks!
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