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WANTED: Wanted: Showy Lady's Slipper

16 years ago

I would like to have blooming size Showy Lady's Slippers. I know they are plentiful in Northern parts of the country. I can trade several varities of native orchids and some I would trade 2 or 3 for one or I can mix varities. I have available Pink Lady's Slippers (from construction site) Yellow fringed Orchid (same construction site), Ragged fringed orchid, nodding ladies tresses, adders mouth orchid, putty root and rattlesnake orchid.

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maryann2007
16 years ago
I have two Lady Slipper Orchid, I don't know the names of these I can mail you a picture of them. If you want me to Please let me know
Maryann2007
Byrdnmber2@yahoo.com
whisst
16 years ago
hiya i was wondering if i could get a orchid from cpackjr, expecially if they are gonna build over them. please email me back with information.
thanks whisst
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