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WANTED: agaves/succulents for other garden plants

17 years ago

Hi

I love, love agaves/succulents but don't have any--other than some hens and chicks. I was wondering if anyone out there would be willing to trade some of these for other garden plants. I do have some fun things but nothing to offer to the collector of these beautiful plants. Please let me know if you think there is a chance we might trade. Thanks

Comments (3)

bigmama4ever
17 years ago
nothing on your trade page.
flora2
Original Author
17 years ago
Hi
I am too lazy to write it down but if you tell me (more or less) what interests you I will compose a list with your preferences in mind. Thanks
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domehomedee
17 years ago
I have an agave parryi truncata and an agave lopantha pup I would trade you. I am in zone 9 and would be interested in shade plants (hosta,lenton rose etc.), ground cover plants (sun or shade), and I'm always interested in bulbs and lilies.

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