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HAVE: Gingers, Plumeria Seeds, Clematis, Water plants

15 years ago

Clematis - Sweet Autumn [white flower/vanilla scent]. Plumeria seeds. Gingers: shell ginger, white butterfly ginger and Elizabeth gingers. Miniature cat-tail plants. As soon as I can get them lifted, I will have waterlillies available. Trade for coffee trees or ???? Open to suggestions except no canna lillies or similar like ground covering plant as we have a problem with snakes. Note: these are not give aways/freebies. Replies only to emails received/ensure your email address is unblocked.

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sotexas
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15 years ago
Last call! Still available: Clematis/Sweet Autumn; Plumeria Seeds; Gingers - only white butterfly and shell remaining.
Water plants - miniature arrowhead; minature cat-tail [often called bullrush]; water lillies. Absolutely no freebies due to the abuse by a handful of members couple of years ago over suggested postage/not sending sasbe's etc. Sorry but I just can't be bothered with the hassle.
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