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HAVE: Fresh star apple (Chrysophyllum cainito) seeds & seedling

18 years ago

I have some fresh star apple seeds (Chrysophyllum cainito) available.

I am looking for other exotic fruit seeds or tropical seeds.

I have some self-sown seedlings of this fruit if someone has seedlings of other fruit trees...

-Gwenn

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Comments (2)

plantcrazy5646
18 years ago
Look at what I have on my trade list, I have lots of tropicals.

Also have Heirloom gardenia plants and candensis "alba"
Also some evergreen saw tooth japanese oak seedlings, 2 years old.
plummy
18 years ago
I don't really have a trade list, but soon all my loquats will ripen and I will have loads of seeds. I probobly have some seedling around my trees to.
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