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Have: Accidental Plumeria Cuttings

17 years ago

I used to come here alot and remembered this site, thought someone might be interested?

Hanging up my xmas lights I fell with my latter in my Plumeria garden and broke off some branches.

I have a few white/yellow and some med pink/with orange plumeria cuttings.

I will only trade for another plumeria that I don't have, Not for postage at this time - sorry!

Looking for a orange, red, or dark pink colors. Or something extra-ordinarily exotic. Please email me if interested.

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christaylor
17 years ago
Hello,
I have none to trade due to my greenhouse being burned down and killing my Plumera' that were growing near it,but would be interested in possibably purchase if you still have some.
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