HAVE: red sugar apple and climbing ylang ylang seeds

14 years ago

Would like to trade for edibles but easily tempted with anything beautiful and not to large.

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natives_and_veggies
14 years ago
edible soon or edible someday? I have seeds from calamondin and a wonderfully sweet sapodilla, but I have no idea how long either would take to produce. My calamondins are old, my neighbor says. And my sapodilla is 40 feet high. But they might produce before they get that big. If you're interested, I'd love to try a sugar apple. you can email me at susannahnesmith (at) yahoo.com
ctbig
14 years ago
Interested in both, email me with an idea of what you are looking for ... ctbig64@cox.net

thanks,Carol
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