HAVE: Improved Meyer Lemon Tree

17 years ago

This is in a 3 gallon pot and is about 3' tall. It's very healthy but I have another one and don't need 2. Would trade for tropical fruit tree/plant of same size or please see my wish list. Can send pics if interested. Thanks and God bless.

Leona

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shadystacey
17 years ago
Hi,

Where are u in N. Tx? I am in Dallas around LBJ (635) & Midway. I would like to see if we could exchange something for the lemon tree. My ideas would be to offer a clivia cutting and an interesting split leaf ivy/vine but I'm not sure that is a fair exchange. Let me know if you have any interest at all.

Regards,
shadystacey
shadystacey@yahoo.com
stspohn_hotmail_com
16 years ago
Hi,

I know it has been a while since you posted about the Meyer lemon tree; however, do you still have an extra one? Unfortunately I don't have anything to trade. Will you be interested in selling one? I would really like to get one for my wife.

If so, please e-mail at stspohn at hotmail dot com.

thanks,

Shannon
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HAVE: Improved Meyer Lemon Tree

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