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HAVE: Rooted Plumeria for Palm....

17 years ago

i have a rooted plumeria "cool aid"... is a pink, for a palm...or ice cream banana or musa saba

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chester02
17 years ago
How about a butia capitata--aka pindo palm, jelly palm
tropicalfreak
Original Author
17 years ago
thanks chester,

but i have that one already....at the orlando house...thanks..cliff
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ninated2
17 years ago
I have a triangle palm (about 5 ft tall)...how large is the plumeria
tropicalfreak
Original Author
17 years ago
lol... sorry ninated, but i'm live in the hollywood on the east coast... lol in south florida... sorry...triangle palm would be a nice trade... : )

the plumies are 2-3 ft tall...and most are blooming...
cliff
thga
17 years ago
My Ice Cream/Java has a very handsome pup if you're still looking for a trade . . .

Chris - THGA
gardentea
17 years ago
i have costa rica bamboo palm seeds, I am not into palms but into plumeria email me if interested
tinytoes48
14 years ago
I am looking for plumeria - let me know what you have...

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