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Wanted: Osage Orange and /or Paw Paw Seedlings

15 years ago

I want to plant a spare lot full of Osage Orange and Paw Paw trees. Unfortunately, I have not saved seed from previous gardens and have nothing to trade.

I would be willing to locate/purchase "rare" or heirloom seed for a trade -or purchase what you have (Is that legal on this list? If not, I apologise and retract the offer to buy).

I would also like to get Yellow Trumpat Vine.

Thanks

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vegjoe
Original Author
15 years ago
Sorry.

...read another post on this forum and realized I e\was not following rules
irisman646
15 years ago
VegJoe
Have three / four Osage Orange seedlings I wintersowed/germinated and just put outside in pots. I don't have enough room for them. Would trade them if you are interested. E.me at gndavis@peoplepc.com
irisman646
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