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Lots to trade for Terranium Plants or....

14 years ago

I have a Big Terrarium to fill...and I have alot to trade. I've updated my daylily list, but I actually have 30 more sedums to add to that list, and about 3 dozen more succulents to add...it just takes time. I also have available alocacias and colocasias...will also make a list of those.

What I am looking for are plants native to madagascar. Even if not for the Terrarium, these are plants that we just love.

So if you have anything you think might go in our Terrarium, or even Pachypodiums that won't go in the Terrarium, but we could add to our Madagascar collection...

please check out my trade list and let's see if we can do a trade before it get's chilly !

Thanks !

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Comments (2)

midmercury
14 years ago
I would love to have some of your double confederate rose, peony-sorbet,angelwing begonia, and mint-julip. You can take a look at my list, most of what I have on there is seeds I do have daylilys but don't have them on my list because I only have 1 trade on most of them some are still to small to trade. Jen
SmokyMist
Original Author
14 years ago
My request was very specific. I am looking for specific plants for this trade.
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