WANTED: Wanted: Mesquite Seedlings

16 years ago

I'm looking for a Mesquite Seedlings as a first pick or seeds as a second pick. I don't know which type would be best. I will use the pods for food. Maybe I could get all three type: Velvet, Screwbean, or Honey Mesquite.

I have a large collection of Citrus and other plants that I could trade or sending you Cash Money is always popular with me.

Terry

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northzulchtexas
16 years ago
I've just moved and have heavily wooded areas that are covered with small Mesquite, Cedar, and Live Oak trees. I'm not sure which Mesquite they are, Honey, Velvet, or Screwbean as I've just moved onto the property. In the event that I can dig up some of the small Mesquite trees for trading, would you be interested in trading for citrus trees? I have also been digging up Cedar and Live Oak trees and transplanting outside of a heavily wooded area with good results.
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