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WANTED: Have ornamental bananna seed pods

15 years ago

I have seed pods from my ornamental bananna. I don't know the name, but its about 4' tall. It produced its first banannas this spring. They were tiny and red. The seed pods were allowed to dry on the tree.

I would like to trade for other tropical/fruit seeds. LMK what you have and lets trade.

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firebird1
15 years ago
I would love to have your banana seed. I can trade white butterfly ginger shoots, cannas or some shasta daisy plants. Please let me know if you are interested. gwat1@swbell.net Thanks!
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