Have Cold Hardy Palms for trade

15 years ago

I have a surplus of young and seedling palms to exchange for non-palm plants. See trade wish list or tempt me.

L.chinensis '08

C.humilis '07

B.armata '07

W.robusta '07

P.canariensis '07, '08

T.fortunei '07, '08

T.takil '07

S.causarium '08

S.mexicana '08

S.minor '06,'08-locales:Cedar Pk,TX,Hatteras,Winston-Salem,Va Bch,generic

S.palmetto '06,'08-locales:Tallahassee,Skidaway Is.,Cape Coral,Florala,Orange Bch,generic

Thanks for looking

Chris

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divahethr
15 years ago
Hi I'm interested in phyllostachys nigra, hatteras form sabal minor, chaemerops humilis. I will email you.
domehomedee
15 years ago
I have an excess of orange crocosmia. I would be interested in any young palm(s) you would like to trade me.
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cmontross
Original Author
15 years ago
Divahethr and domehome,
I have sent emails to each of you. Let me know if they don't make it.
Chris
knotz
15 years ago
I'm really interested in these two below but I won't have anything to trade until Spring...Maybe we can set up a trade for later??...Please let me know either way...Thanks

S.causarium '08
S.mexicana '08

knotz
kiddo
15 years ago
hello I have rooted brugs,pink,white,and yellow would i will trade for canariensis and t fortunei
Check out my page for other things you might want. I would like several
Kiddo
cmontross
Original Author
15 years ago
kiddo and knotz I have emailed you each. Post here if they don't make it.
Thanks
Chris
Alan Parkman
15 years ago
I am looking for P.nigra or P. nigra "shimadake" you list. Check out my trade list.
cmontross
Original Author
15 years ago
Still have plenty of palms available to trade. Send on the offers.
erin08
15 years ago
Hey Chris
I'd be interested in any of your palms except W. robusta and S. mexicana. Please check out my trade page.
Erin
erin08
15 years ago
Do you have any parasol trees? I'd like to try one.
Erin
georgeiii
15 years ago
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Plumeria x Frangipani
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Lindenbergia Philipppinensis
Eustoma
Datura Double purple
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Dwarf Pomegranate
Schizanthos
Asclepias currasavica
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Angels Trumpet Â Orange & Pink
Mimulos
Salpiglossis
Polichos LabLab
Digitalis Apricot
Roma tomato
Papyrus
Coreopsis
Mimosa pudica
These are the seeds I have to trade. A few of whats sets of seeds you have left will do.
cmontross
Original Author
15 years ago
I am not currently offering any seeds for trade.

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