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Posted by conroe_joe 9a (jshaw@opuntiads.com) on
Sat, Dec 30, 06 at 22:12

Hi Gang,

I have 1-2 year-old seedlings of Aloe cooperi and Aloe ecklonis to trade for other grass aloes.

Mostly I'm interested in grass aloes but will consider cold-hardy succulents (to 20 F), especially if they are not "difficult."

Cordially,

Joe
Conroe TX (zone 9a)

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Joe,
I would be interested in your grass aloes. I have agave pups - parryi truncata, lopantha, possibly some others. I also have zebra aloe and climbing aloe. I have lots of succulents including a bush aeonium that might take the cold alright. I occasionally get a good freeze and most of my succulents have survived alright. Let me know.
Dee

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Hello. Do you still have grass aloe? If so, I have 2 types of red aloe I can trade. I am not sure what kind they are, but I can send some of both.

Thanks,
Michael

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