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Passiflora Exchange
fastonetime

WANTED: Any Passiflora rooted, strange and different ones!

fastonetime
11 years ago

Have: Small deppea splendis, rooted, 4 inch

Have: Some small tubers of Impatiens flanaganae

Have: Butches broom rooted

Have: bunch of papaver seeds, drama queen, venus, sugar plum, prom dress, black swan, and a mix of peaony kinds.

Have: Tree dahlia, the purple flower, nice sized branch, with root nubs, easy to root in.

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