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WANTED: Have: Indian Curry Leaf Tree, Tampa Area

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Posted by rowdy13 9a FL (My Page) on
Sun, Aug 16, 09 at 10:29

I've got three 6-8 foot Indian Curry Leaf Trees, Murraya koenigii, growing in the ground that I'm going to be removing soon. I don't know how well they transplant but if anyone is inerested, they're free to anyone who wants to dig them up. I've also got a few smaller ones in ground and a number of seedlings in small pots that have been neglected for some time but are still growing.

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The in-ground plants have been removed. We typically have a few small plants or seeds if anyone is interested.

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RE: WANTED: Have: Indian Curry Leaf Tree, Tampa Area

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Sir,
We are manufacture and exporter of dry vegitabal and all type of leaf.
we are also export of curry leaf so i want to curry leaf sample and supplyer addresh.
my mob no-09829258465/41465

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Sir,
We are manufacture and exporter of dry vegitabal and all type of leaf.
we are also export of curry leaf so i want to curry leaf sample and supplyer addresh.
my mob no-09829258465/41465

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