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WANTED: hibiscus cutting, seeds etc

16 years ago

looking for any hibiscus cuttings or seeds..I have chinese lantern seeds to offer 9only a few right now).

I'm specifically interested in pompom, tropicals, etc..blue variety rose of sharons..

I may have some white rose of sharon cuttings as well, not sure how they are coming along yet, but can get fresh cuttings.

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