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WANTED: Low growing gingers for gingers or....

16 years ago

I need a few low growing, winter dormant gingers such as globbas or curcumas. Topping my wish list is curcuma khymer orange.

To trade I have globba schomburgkii, curcuma figi, kaemperfia gilbertii, kaempeferia rotunda raven, kaempferia silver spot, hedychium angustifolia peach, hedychium kewense, hedychium daniel weeks, heliconia rostrata, heliconia jacquinii, heliconia red yellow gyro, costus spicata, costus purple stem, alpinia nutans, alpinia purpurata pink, alpinia purpurata red, lots of bananas, bromeliads, aroids, cannas etc. If you have an uncommon low growing ginger let me know what your looking for, possibly we can work something out as I have been collecting for years now.

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southlatropical
16 years ago
I have this kaemperfia to trade. Please let me know if you are interested. I sometimes do not recieve e-mails sent through garden web. So please post here also if you are intrested.
Thanks

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