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Clematis Exchange
sotexas

HAVE: Sweet Autumn Clematis - 40 plus plants

sotexas
15 years ago

Free - pick up only. Half way between San Antone and Corpus. Sorry no trades, no reimburse postage [been burnt once too often]. Tired of watering and feeding these.

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