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WANTED: Prickly pear cactus

14 years ago

I am making a rock garden and in zone 5 its a bit hard to find cacti and succulents that can withstand the winters here. But I have been informed that prickly pear cactus can so now I am trying to find a couple. I have 2 Epies and a nice flute jade for trade.

Mary

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stevenwayne
14 years ago
i have a large pricly pear cactis fpr trade i can give you rather large piece
prayerrock
Original Author
14 years ago
thank you sent you an emial.
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stevenwayne
14 years ago
here is my email address just email that way jay.bick.bick@gmail.com

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