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farmerpickle

HAVE: 8 Swiss Cheese Plants

farmerpickle
18 years ago

Have 8 swiss cheese plants. I'm in zone 7 and use it as house plant. The leaves are huge and georgious. Trade or postage. Postage is $12 for 4 of the plants.

Comments (3)

  • doug42
    18 years ago

    I am interested in your Swiss Cheese Plants. I have over 50 varieties of Brugmansia you can choose from or will pay postage.

  • mysterygrl
    18 years ago

    Do you still have any of your Swiss Cheese Plants for postage?
    I would love 4 of them for $12.00.

    Please let me know.

    Thanks

    Kim

  • tnmomsix
    18 years ago

    Hello Do you still have any of these plants available?

    Thank you,
    Tammy

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