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WANTED: Pond Plants for Land Plants

18 years ago

I am in need! I can trade land plants for pond plants, or I do have Hardy White/w yellow center Water Lilies unnamed that I can trade. Also, have a a lot not on my trade page, off hand, Jack In The Pulpit and Voodoo Lilies(these bulbs are small) or let me look at your page..

Thanks for looking!

~Dusty~

Comments (3)

dak11801
18 years ago
Dusty,

I sent you an e-mail.

Susan
kingfish
18 years ago
I have some lizard tail to trade. I am interested in some lilac starts.
Kingfish
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