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have: cuttings: variegated boxwood, purple loropetalum, etc.

10 years ago

I have plenty cuttings available of:

Variegated Boxwood (white flowers)
Purple Loropetalum (Chinese Fringe Flower)
Miniature gardenia with a little variegation
Camellia - Professor Sargent (red)
Azalea (a few different pinks)
Honeysuckle - White flowers that turn cream
Carolina Jasmine (yellow)

Cuttings will be cut fresh. I have other stuff available as well, check my trade list. I will trade either for plants on my "want" list, or for postage. Please e-mail me if interested and let me know what you have.

Thanks,
Brandi

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