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HAVE: Corkscrew Vine & Stephanotis

favorite_kitty
17 years ago

I have some cuttings of vigna caracalla and stephanotis floribuna for trade. I am intersted in red japanese maple babies, or other neat plants. I would like to start fruit trees/bushes and other houseplants. My trade list is NOT up to date so you dont have to waste your time looking :) Someday I'll get to it!

I also put an ad up for HUGE super dwarf cavendish pups and rooted angel wing begonias for trade in another section.

Comments (3)

  • kerai
    17 years ago

    Hi there,
    I replied for your other post as well. I have Sweet autumn clematis, 5 to 6 yr old citrus plants, potato vine (cuttings - but they root very easily), variegated cuban oregano,wandering jew (purple and solid green) and the things on my trade list. I would love to trade for the Corkscrew Vine & Stephanotis and the begonias. Are they rooted? PLMK.
    Kerai

  • tracy77
    17 years ago

    I would really like to have some corkscrew vine. What kind of house plants are you interested in.

  • Adnan Khan
    7 years ago

    www.abcd.com


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