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phoenix7801

HAVE: Trumpet Creeper Seeds

phoenix7801
15 years ago

I just moved into this new apartment and I'm looking for some plants to put in a little garden. The good thing is that there is a dormant trumpet creeper with many seed pods. Ive heard that they can be agressive but nothing some garden shears can take down. Im interested in interesting cacti or small plants.

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