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HAVE: American Holly

19 years ago

I have lots of small American Holly seedlings. I will trade for anything interesting.

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landshaper
18 years ago
Hi,I know it's been along time since you posted "Have American Holly" but do you have any left? seeds or seedlings. what do you want to trade for? I just started collecting seeds and only have Osage Orange seeds now but I got a whole bunch of them. thanks, Pete
gastone
18 years ago
Hello:

Do you still have some of the American HOlly seedlings? How tall are they? I don't have anything to trade. Would you be willing to sell 25 -50 of them? Please let me know.

Thanks,
Guy Stonecipher
solrtex@aol.com
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edlincoln
10 years ago
Do you still have American Holly seedlings? I could probably scrounge up trumpet vine and Rose of Sharon Seedlings, possibly Beach Pea.
ltlwilli
10 years ago
I would like some, too. ...Are there any left? Please post to let us know.
Thanks
LtlWilli

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