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Tropical Plant Exchange

HAVE: akebia

17 years ago

I have for trade an akebia vine and an orange jasmine plant. I am looking for something tropical.I would like to have possibly a ginger that I do not have or passi that I do not have. Other tropicals are possiblility as well.

I have :

Hedychium coronarium

Curcuma Petiolata

Curcuma amada

costa barbatus

p. incense

p. amethyst

p. purple haze

p. Constance Elliott

p. mollisima

Make me an offer. Thanks

Susan

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rayandgwenn
17 years ago
Hi Susan-
I have lots of Hedychiums- I will e-mail you.-
Gwenn
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