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Wanted: Cold Hardy Cactus, Sedums + Semps Wanted

9 years ago

I am in zone 5 in New York. I am interested in, amongst other things, cold hardy Cacti, Sedums and Sempervivums (Hens and Chicks). Email my at paleface56@yahoo.com, but PLEASE include what your Garden Web user name is so that I can see your profile and check your trade list. Thank you.

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pirate_girl
9 years ago
Sorry, maybe you misunderstand, this is a public forum for group conversations on plants, etc.

We do not send private EMails. Nor do we provide people w/ plants, sorry. We welcome questions & conversations.

Security wise for yourself, it's a bad idea to post your EM address openly on a public forum. Maybe try & edit your post & remove that.
pirate_girl
9 years ago
Sorry, if your'e looking for swaps & trades, pls. look for the 'Exchange Page', where such info. is posted (sorry, must have read above too fast).
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