have: cc/ft. myers area: avocado, caesalpinia, etc., for odditi
cattman
14 years ago
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I'm looking to pare down my collection and get some rarer stuff!
What I have:
1 "Choquette" grafted avocado, at least 3 feet tall not including pot. Beautifully grown. Paid $40 for it, looking for a trade of similar value.
1 front division of Cattleya Atalanta "Meadow Mist" from Stewart's. Paid $200 for the parent division back around 1999-2000.
1 cattleya cross, BLC. Toshie Aoki "Pokai" x BLC. Marita "Golden Queen". Mature plant, 6-inch pot.
2 seedling Caesalpinia Mexicana (correctly Caesalpinia Yucatanensis, usually sold as "Mexican Poinciana"). Small seedlings a few months old.
1 Acacia Farnesiana, "Sweet Cassia", seedling about 5 feet tall. Drought-resistant like all acacias, fragrant flowers used in the perfume industry.
What I'm looking for:
Divisions of the following bananas: Kru, Red Iholene, Nino.
Some more unusual, attractive palms: Kerriodoxa, Licuala, Aiphanes, Johannesteijsmannia, Hydriastele, Calyptrocalyx
Odd trees: Cecropia, mangosteen, breadfruit, Marang (artocarpus odoratissima), rollinia.
I also have a row of 5 pale peach oleander shrubs - mature - in front of the lanai that I would like to give to a good home.
Cheers!
keiki
bihai
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