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WANTED: Dwarf Hog Plum

18 years ago

I am looking for another Dwarf Hog Plum. I received two last year. I tried to give a very good friend of mine one and it died in transit. The one that I still have is doing wonderful, it even has 10 little fruits on it.

I REALLY want to find one for him. He has tried seeds with no luck and we just can't seem to find one. He has been SOOO good to me, the man is a wiz with Citrus fruit and I owe half MY collection to him! If anybody has one, I am sure we can work out a really good deal on your half! Please look at me trade page and let me know of any and all that you might like.

Darren

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plantcrazy5646
18 years ago
I have just one, I do not think it is a dwarf though. What do you have for trade?
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