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Passiflora Exchange

HAVE: Passion fruit plants for trade

15 years ago

I have passion fruit plants/seedlings for trade. I have yellow, purple and red fruited varieties. I also have seeds.

I'm interested in passiflora and other edibles.

I have 1 and 2 year old plants I'd consider parting with for well established pomegranate plants.

Email me at lileecoi@yahoo.com

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journey149
15 years ago
i have some asparagus crowns 2 year olds ready for one of each, and i have jackfruit seeds and logan seeds i will have lychee seedlings in the fall
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