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HAVE: Have Prickly Pear

14 years ago

Have several cuttings of Prickly Pear Cactus, wild ditch weed version from western Nebraska, lives very well in Zone 4a for me, where it's been for the last 8 years. These were removed from the mother plant for someone who wanted some, but I'm not able to contact them now and they have to go to someone soon. Tempt me with something interesting.

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sophie12
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14 years ago
Correct that to had----they're gone.....wish someone had wanted them, but alas, the compost pile got them this evening.
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