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HAVE: Have : Agave, and yucca

14 years ago

Hi, I have two types of Agave ,and a Yucca. I don't know the names, but I can supply pictures. I can't ship these plants due to the large size of them. I have them in pots that I will remove them from. I live in Clear Lake/Nasa area.

I am looking for tropicals plants, or house plants.

Thanks,

Patti

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seamommy
14 years ago
How big are they?
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