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Thu, Dec 18, 08 at 6:56
| I have select Paw Paw seed form Louisiana. Also have Poncirus Trifoilata and Citrange seed. All my seed have been stratified for the proper time and are ready to plant. I would like to trade some of my seed for Fig Cuttings. I need 5 or 6 LSU Gold and 5 or 6 LSU Purple cuttings and I would like some of the Improved LSU Celest...or What have you????? Thanks |
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| I just joined, and saw your message. I have a purple LSU fig, and a larger Texas Everbearing. Also have pomegranate cuttings I got from a Louisiana vendor at a fruit tree club. I had a dozen pomegranates from the shrubs last year- delicious! I have Ruby sweet plum, and other peach, pear and apple varieties. I'm interested in your pawpaw seeds; not sure what the Citrange is like (?). I think I'll be getting a trifoliate orange from a plantswap soon. |
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