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16 years ago

HAVE: Tri -color sweet potato vines/tubers & Brug cuttings

tina_2 zone8 tx (purplegard4me@aol.com) on

Tue, Nov 13, 07 at 20:56

Hi all. I have some tri - color sweet potatao vine/ tubers for trade.They have creme, green ,purple foliage. Really a neat looking plant. The brug cuttings are yellow , white don't know the names.The cuttings are good size. All offers considered. I like most all plants. especially tropicals. Could look at my lists. Please email to purplegard4me@ao.com , as I can't get back to gardeweb too often. thanks -tina_2

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bigmama4ever
16 years ago
i would like to trade send me an e..
Alan Parkman
16 years ago
Hi tell me more about your sweet potatoes. Do they produce tasty moist tubers in abundance? If so I would be interested in a trade. check out my trade list.
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