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HAVE: Variegated Monstera; Brunfelsia seed/plants; others

14 years ago

Hello,

I have Monstera deliciosa albo variegata plants, Brunfelsia americana plants/seeds, Brunfelsia nitida seeds, Radermachera 'kunming' plant, Passiflora ambigua and manta that can be cut and rooted, and still other plants that I can't think of at the moment that I would be willing to cut and send or try to root. I am looking for Gardenia carinata, Aglaia odorata, and other interesting yet strongly fragrant plants. Let me know.

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karyn1
14 years ago
If you are unable to find a trade for a Gardenia carinata Gardino's has them. I got a nice one there in Jan.
msbatt
14 years ago
I'm VERY interested in your variegated Monstera and P. 'Manta' cuttings. Would you be interested in brugmansia cuttings? They're quite fragrant.
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retsec
14 years ago
Sent you email.
firebird1
14 years ago
I would like to trade with you. I have two types of fragrant gardenias: one is a regular size (about 2 inches across) and the other is a mini gardenia. I don't have names for them. PLMK if you would like to trade for these. Thanks.
antbeez6
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks, karyn1.
UPDATE: I am also interested in trading for a rooted black bamboo clump.
retsec
14 years ago
Just sent you another email. Went to take something off my trade list and it is no longer there. Sorry.
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6 years ago
Are you still trading ?

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