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Passiflora Exchange

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12 years ago

I have a Passiflora Incense that I'm rooting cuttings of, nothing fancy I know. But the mother plant is nice & big, I just love it :) I need another variety I can pollinate it with & get some seeds. Would anyone be willing to trade a piece of rooted Incense for another kind? It doesn't have to be anything fancy or rare, just another variety. I'd be willing to do postage if that's what you prefer. :)

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roxxanne
12 years ago
Do you still have these? I have incarnata growing in my yard. I can send cuttings of others but they won't be rooted. LMK! Roxanne
msbatt
12 years ago
I would LOVE to get a start of 'Incense'! I have rooted caerulea or unrooted 'Lavender Lady' I could send.
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