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Have: Somewhat Rare / Unusual Tree Seeds

brandon7 TN_zone7

13 years ago

If anyone has lots of room to grow a bunch of trees and is interested in growing some somewhat rare/unusual tree seeds (not on my trade list BTW), give me a shout and I'll send you my list. I have a bunch left over from planting this year. Most are ideally suited for zones 6 through 8. This offer is probably better suited for an arborphile than a "flower gardener". I'm not really interested in trading, I will send these for postage to the right person.

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rosiew
13 years ago
Brandon,

I'm intrigued - want to know more about these tree seeds.

Rosie, Sugar Hill, GA
Ginger1080
13 years ago
Would love to know more about what you have. Have 5 acres here with plenty of room and choice of sun or shade. Always interested in the rare and unusual.
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brandon7 TN_zone7
Original Author
13 years ago
I sent both of you emails.

I now have four people interested in these, so this offer is now closed to further inquires. If for some unexpected reason no one takes the seeds, I will repost.
frankielynnsie
13 years ago
I know I don't have the room for more trees but I am curious--what type of tree are the seeds?

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