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More plants to trade!

12 years ago

Hello all,

I have more to trade:

passiflora coccinea 2-3 inch pot

solanum nigrum will dig for you.

rooted cutting of variegated brugmansia pink flowers I think

dendrobium gatton sunray bloom size.

nobile dendrobium about a six inch basket blooming size.

a small kieki of dendrobium Dendrobium crumenatum...the thunderstorm orchid. Best smelling orchid ever!

small rooting cutting of Hoya curtisii about 5 inches curled up in a 2-3 inch pot.

small rooting cutting of Hoya brevialata about 5 inches curled up in a 2-3 inch pot.

large rooted weeping bottlebush cutting blooming size.

nobile dendrobium about a six inch wire basket.

2 small rooted starts of mexican flame vine Senecio confusus.

Looking for plants on or like the plants on my want list....or plants not on my 'have' list.

I like quick small trades because I do not have much else to trade besides what I have listed here....but ask if you see something else you would like to include. I will trade multiple plants for just 1 plant I really want!

Thanks for looking!!

Julia

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Comments (6)

jpalmer1234
12 years ago
would you like to trade for any raspberries or a hoya hindu rope plant!!
thanks
gardenjewel
Original Author
12 years ago
Sorry ,
I already have those plants.
Thanks,
julia
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gardenjewel
Original Author
12 years ago
Hi again,
Also would like to add small recently unbraided Pachira aquatica or malabar chestnut tree to the list of plants for trade.
Thanks,
Julia
irish_rose_grower
12 years ago
Hi, i am interested in your Hoyas (i've never grown those before) and your orchids.

I have:

2 Lychee tree seedlings - I got these in a trade last year and they just don't seem happy in my hanging basket with 2 epis. I overwintered it in my basement and i don't think it was ideal for this tropical tree). I don't know what variety they are just Lychee. I guess they are about 4" high.

I also have dwarf cavendish bananas.

and if i can find a small sasafrass seedling i can send it, i have to check -- i know I have 2 but they are huge - like 4' tall and they do not like to be transplanted (i read) and it would also be too hard to dig these up. I may have smaller ones around i have to look around the yard. (My neighbor just asked me for a cutting of this tree and I thought, who would want a sasafrass tree? But they sure smell yummy when you rub the bark and pull up the roots.
firebird1
12 years ago
I would like to trade for your passiflora. I can trade you these seedlings: Pride of Barbados (orange) or sweetgum tree, or Mexican love vine, or mother-in-law tongue ( know there is a technical name like sensivera or somthing like that). Let me know if you are interested. gwat1@tx.rr.com Thanks.
millieuph
12 years ago
what plants in total would you like to trade for. do you have a euphorbia millii?

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