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Passiflora Exchange

HAVE: Passiflora seeds

13 years ago

I have seeds of P. Edulis, P.Edulis flavicarpa, P. coccinea, P.Edulis Nancy Garrison for trade.

I would like to get seeds of other Passifloras to try. Or if anyone has a nice cutting of P. Sunset I would make a worthy trade for this one.

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Em Miglio
7 years ago
Hi, I'm looking for passiflora edulis Nancy garrison seeds, for Italy, do you still have some?
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