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WANTED: Bamboo, Aquatic Plants, Carnivorous Plants

18 years ago

I'm looking for any kind of Bamboo, preferably something easy to grow.. weed-like even.

I'm also looking for aquatic plants such as FairyMoss, Duckweed, etc. And any carnivorous plants I don't already grow (I'll post a grow list on "My Page" shortly).

I have to trade: Utricularia inflata, Utricularia macroceras, Pinguicula macroceras, live sphagnum moss, and some unknown mexican pinguicula (small)

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firevicar
18 years ago
Dear Rocket Ken,

I have some black bamboo and another large species (yet to be dug) that I will be bringing to the Fall Green Elephant Plant Swap in Redmond.

Regards,

FireVicar

Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Plant Swap
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