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Clematis Exchange

HAVE: clematis

17 years ago

i have jack an me i think that the name also have one with hundreds of small 3 inch dark purple flowers one with very light purple flowers probobly 6 inches one with pinkish purple flowers about 4 inche3s i will trade pretty much anything house plants or exotic thank

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cocomo
17 years ago
Hi

I would be interested in one or several of your clematis as long as you are offering rooted plants. I have many tropicals, including episcias, elephant ears, aglaonemas, ferns, begonias, bromeliads, etc. Please check my list and/or let me know which kind of plants would you be more interested. Thanks
kiddo
17 years ago
Would you look at my trade page to see if we could work out a trade
Kiddo
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