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WANTED: sedum and/or brug cuttings

10 years ago

I am hoping to find someone willing to send me several small cuttings of tall autumn sedum (not creeping) and/or brugmansia cuttings in a bubble envelope in exchange for multiple seeds from my trade list. Mixed, open pollinated or unnamed varieties are fine.

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rcharles_gw (Canada)
10 years ago
Sheryl,
I have three different forms of Brugmansia's and could send some to you for seeds. As for Sedum. May have some if you have any in particular you want?
There are a few photo's of my Brug's on the Adenium forum, under
"Eddy Red Adenium"
Rick
sherylgallant
Original Author
10 years ago
Hi Rick, that sounds great! Thank you very much! If you email the seeds that you want in exchange to me, along with your address, I will reply with my address.

I'm not picky about the sedum variey, as long as its the tall sedum and not a creeping variety. Those will be good too, but only if you have room. The sedum is easier to come by. Cut off all flowers and most leaves to save space and thx again!

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