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HAVE: Hibiscus Irish Eyes, Named & Rooted Plummies

wanna_run_faster

16 years ago

Have a Hibiscus Irish Eyes that I started to train as a standard or a couple of named, rooted plummie cuttings(email for a list) that I'm interested in trading for a cherry of the rio grande, large or very tall heliconias (that I don't have)or unusual bromeliads (especially looking for the orange leaved one with the orange flower).

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chellflower
16 years ago
Hi,

I am interested in your named Plumie cuttings....

Here's what I have at this time for trade:
White Ginger root
Bamboo (roots)
Hoya 'fungii' vine cuttings
Canna pups (mine haven't bloomed yet, but told they have yellow and orange variegated blooms)

If intersted, please let me know which of mine you'd like and also a list of your available named plumies.....or I can send postage for Plumies if you'd prefer..
Thanks,
Chellflower

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