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WANTED: Want turks cap seeds

13 years ago

I have esperanza seed pods to trade or if you are wanting some asian jasmine, I have plenty of that to share.

Comments (4)

sylviatexas1
13 years ago
no seeds, but if you come to the FW Swap on the 30th, I'll be happy to bring you a Turk's Cap plant.

plmk!
carrie751
13 years ago
Are you located in the North Texas area?????
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ladybugfruit
Original Author
13 years ago
I wish I could come to the swap, but I work Saturdays, besides that, I really don't have anything to trade right now other that esperanza seeds. I just moved a few months ago and only have a few cuttings/plants that I brought with me.
I am in the Denton area.
carrie751
13 years ago
I live near you so if you are interested in digging up some plants, please send me an email. I cannot send you one as you did not give the info to GW.

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