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Brugmansia Exchange

WANTED: have brugmansia seed pods

18 years ago

i have about 35 more seed pods.i've had many requests for these.they are unknown crosses between about 9 brugs,they were pollinated by sphinx moths.i'd like named brug cuttings for trade,or postage.i also have frosty pink,dr suess,charles grimaldi,sunray,sauvolen pink,white whiskers,coral,double white,unnamed orange(very nice),unnamed white(lots of blooms) cuttings to trade for named brug cuttings.

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flowergirl110
18 years ago
Trigger -

You have mail- and thanks for the offer!

Flowergirl
godsgarden9
17 years ago
I would love to trade for as many seeds as you would be willing to trade. I have many different seeds on my exchange list, and any double or shedded cuttings. I have white perfection, orange delight, rooted cuttings and pink fantasy cuttings, thanks..
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marlene_ny
17 years ago
Hello, I would be happy to pay postage for a start on brugs. Thank you, Marlene
kgrimes
17 years ago
I would love to try some seeds, but I don't have any brugs for trade...

would you consider other seeds?

Karla

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