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Free Dragon Fruit Plants

9 years ago

Every time I move my potted Dragon Fruit Plant I seem to knock off a section or two. So I have about 6 plants to give to any one who would like one. It is supposed to be a Red one, but I have not gotten even blossoms yet. I live in the Mt Dora/Tangerine area

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pinkflower744
9 years ago
Hello I am interested in the dragon fruit
nsully38
Original Author
9 years ago
pinkflower744

Sent you an Email. Thanks.
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c9pilot
9 years ago
Would you drop one in a padded envelope if requested?
I'd gladly reimburse P&H.
R/Lisa
nsully38
Original Author
9 years ago
I can't send a plant (way too large) but could send some sections you could root.
c9pilot
9 years ago
Yes, I meant just a section, of course!
Would you be interested in a rainbow plumeria in trade? I'll be pruning mine as soon as the flowers drop.
nsully38
Original Author
9 years ago
Yes I would love one, thank you
mantolo
9 years ago
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