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HAVE: Red Trumpet Vine Cuttings

12 years ago

Have an orange/red flowered trumpet vine cuttings available for trade. This particular variety produces gorgeous trumpet shaped flowers that are vibrant orangey-red. Hummingbirds and bees love them! The vine easily cascades an 8 foot fence and will generally tolerate a small amount of frost.

Please post here if interested in trading.

Thanks for looking!

Julie

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Comments (2)

palmsarepretty
12 years ago
I can trade some poppy seeds
cottage_garden
Original Author
12 years ago
Please note, in order for me to respond, please make sure your settings enable me to contact you via email.

Trades are reserved for cuttings for cuttings or rooted cuttings for rooted cuttings. Sorry, no cuttings for seeds.

Thanks.
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