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WANTED: African Violet leaf

17 years ago

Hello,

I would like to trade for an African Violet leaf. I have Hippeastrum "Orange Amaryllis" seeds to trade or do postage. I'm looking for a double or a flower with an edging . Here is the catch, I want to be surprised with color of the flower etc. I don't want to know the name or color of the flower.

I want it to be a surprise!!!

John

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barbcoleus
17 years ago
Well this sounds like fun. I have African violets and some are doubles and some have an edge and all are named varieties.
Barb
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cliviajohn
Original Author
17 years ago
Hello Barb,

I only need one leaf, my house is full of plants. I've sent you an email.

John
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barbcoleus
17 years ago
I didn't get your email.
Barb
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cliviajohn
Original Author
17 years ago
Hello Barb,

I sent you another email. If you don't get email, contact me at JohnSpagnoli422@hotmail.com Thanks,

John
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