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Passiflora seeds, cuttings, baby vines

12 years ago

Hello everyone. I'm new here at this site and am looking for passion flower and other vines. I'm starting over after leaving a 16 year old rose and perennial garden and have lots of room for vines. Please let me know what you want in trade; your terms are my terms.

Happy Gardening,

Toots

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foxd
12 years ago
Hi, I have incarnata and subrosa plants if you want them.
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