Is there a camellia exchange?

15 years ago

Hi, I was just wondering if there is a camellia exchange for those who would like to swap cuttings? I don't know if I missed it, or if you should post here. thanks, Linda

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tamararly
15 years ago
Yes, that would be fine. I am interested, too.
clarenancy
15 years ago
I'd be interested too.
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romantic_camelliaman
15 years ago
I would love to share anything we have at Magnolia Gardens. If you go to the "Great Gardens of America Preservation Alliance" website and click on Magnolia, you can see our list. Contact me at Magnolia Gardens website.
tamararly
15 years ago
Romantic Camelliaman, it's a shame but I cannot find how to contact anyone on the Magnolia's Garden ....what a pity!!
tamararly
15 years ago
Oh! I think I found! There are several Magnolia Gardens, but going to Charleston, yes, that's better! :))

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