Have to trade stevia plant and named epi rooted cutting

12 years ago

Hello all,

I have a stevia plant and a well rooted cutting of epi Madeleine. Would like another named epi or something from my list.

Thanks,

Julia

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stevenwayne
12 years ago
I have a few hoyas if you want to trade for your epis
whisst
12 years ago
I have a seedling tangerine tree if you would want to trade for your epi. PLMN whisst
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love2gardennc
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I know this post is an old one but I am looking for stevia again. I had it for years and moved it one day and then it was gone. I also have rooted epi 'Grace Ann'.

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