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HAVE: Atlas Broom Seeds

15 years ago

I have a few seed pods of Atlas Broom, "Cytissus Battandieri". It is a really neat small tree or large shrub with flowers like Goldenchain but with a pineapple/banana fragrance and very silver green leaves. Not too hard from seed.

prefers a sandy dry location.

Looking for starts of Muscat Giallo, a wine grape.

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