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WANTED: Wild Prickly Pear

16 years ago

If any of you have wild prickly pear growing around you, I am interested in collecting some from every State that I can. I can pay postage or maybe make a trade, what are you looking for?

Comments (4)

coke_nut
16 years ago
I have Prickly pear. If you would like to trade see my trade list and LMK.
Thanks
rumbum
16 years ago
I have wild Prickly Pear from here in Texas. I also have seeds I collected from another Texas native, Echinocactus texensis (Horse-crippler cactus). Let's work something out for your Haworthia or for any other succulents you might have.
BTW - what is "plant of life"? The only thing I could find in a google search was Aloe Vera?
Melissa
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nhhoney
Original Author
16 years ago
I have a Haworthia Geraldii pup and 4 0r 5 cactus plants that I can trade.
Mamm. elongata...golden spines
noto leninghausii
unknown mamm
and 2 other unknown cactus
I can provide pics.
kadac1999@yahoo.com
italysmom
16 years ago
i can get you some from oklahoma, there are alot of yours i would love to have. anyway.. let me know... thanks Tammy

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