HAVE: P. rubra and P. arida seed

17 years ago

have P. rubra and P. arida seed harvested last week.

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greengal74
17 years ago
If you could spare some seeds, I would be interested. Do you know whether their fruits are edible or not? Send me an email & I will send you a link to my web page and let you know what I have to trade, ok. :-) Thanks! ~ Denise
melis001
17 years ago
I would love some seed. Please visit my tradelist and see if I have anything you would like.

Here is a link that might be useful: My Tradelist
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baci
17 years ago
I am interested in your passi's. What kinds of seeds are you looking for? Thanks.

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