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HAVE: lots lots lots of passiflora caerulea

18 years ago

These would be unrooted cuttings, but you can have as much as you'd like. I have enough for probably 100 cuttings at least. They have not been cut yet but will need to be soon because frost is coming. Tempt me with anything on my wish list. I'm pretty easy!

Amanda 'romando'

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doug42
18 years ago
I have a few brugmansia herrenhauser garten and amber rose I could trade for some passiflora cuttings.

Thanks
Doug
mattyo500
18 years ago
do you have any seeds of them?
i am new so please halp me. mattyo500@yahoo.com
i have various seeds to trade.
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abdielg
17 years ago
If you still have Passiflora caerulea cuttings, I can trade for them with Passiflora x belotii, Passiflora coccinea, and/or what I think might be Passiflora edulis flavicarpa.

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