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HAVE: Tropical plants & seeds for swap

18 years ago

I have number of upright elephant ear (small sidlings plants and castor oil plant's seeds for swap. I may have bannana plants (small sidlings) for good exchange. I am looking for hardy perennial flowering (hollyhocks, peonias,etc.) plants and cannas. I do have photos of whats available, if interested. Thank you!

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