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kerai_gw

HAVE: Carolina jasmine, Morning glory

kerai
17 years ago

I have several rooted Carolina jasmine plants and morning glory seedlings (purple flowered or pink flowered - can send pictures of the flowers). Would love to trade for any rooted Passiflora or Clematis that I don't have. Open to offers. Thanks.

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