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WANTED: Wanted:Native Stewartia

18 years ago

Looking for native stewartia (macalodendron or ovata) or for seeds of these. Willing to puchase or have things to send in exchange (sassifras, tuliptree, trumpetvine, etc.) Let me kmow if you have the stewartia and I will send a list of what I have in trade. Thanks! Bruce

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