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HAVE: Duck Weed floating plants

14 years ago

I have about 2-3 sandwich sized ziploc bags of duckweed to trade for any part sun zone 5 hardy plant(s). These are in the pond and have been doing very well. The fish just can't keep it under control at this point. I will ship on a Monday or Tuesday and use priority mail.

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Comments (2)

flowersun
14 years ago
How about daylilies? Any interest in some for a trade for the duck weed?
cricket37
14 years ago
i have water hyacinth if u would like to trade...i can't keep enough duckweed in my pond my fishies eat it up...lol
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