HAVE: Texas Star Hibiscus - Schizopetalus & more

17 years ago

Have many hibsicus plants and seeds to trade - please check my list -

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christine_gardener
17 years ago
HI,
I don't have much to trade at this point as I am fairly new to trading. But I love hibiscus and would love to trade for one of your Hibiscus Schizopetalus or one of your other Hibiscus varieties that you have to trade. Please check my page Thanks so much

Christine
gardengal1111
17 years ago
What color are your hibiscus? I would love to get my hands on a white texas star dont have the red yet either. Desiree
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