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Palm & Cycad Exchange

HAVE: Mexican Fan Palm seedlings

16 years ago

I have plenty of Washingtonia robusta seedlings available for trade. Looking primarily for other cold/cool hardy palm seedlings/seeds, but will consider trades for bamboos,bananas,elephant ears,orchids,tropical-like temperates. Also have a few extra Canary Is Date Palm seedlings I might part with for the right palms.

Chris

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santoury
16 years ago
Take a look see at my list please. I'd love a bunch of palm seedlings. Thanks
cmontross
Original Author
16 years ago
I might be interested in some things. Tell me about the cymbidiums you have,also monstera, and colocasias and xanthosomas.
Chris
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