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Have: 2 Paw Paw saplings

15 years ago

These paw paw saplings are one growing season old, started early last spring. Very healthy with 5 - 7 leaves on about 4 inch stalks. These are from large pawpaw fruits picked wild - all had excellent flavor. One seedling was grown in a pot and the other in the ground.

Check my trades list. Please no postage requests or ditch lily (or other weeds) offers.

If you see something on my haves list that you are also interested in, let me know. I like making bigger trades.

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Comments (3)

perennialfan273
15 years ago
I have the artemisia that you're looking for. I can send you some rooted divisions for the pawpaw if you'd like.
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lysa39
15 years ago
Hello
I would love to trade for a Pawpaw. I have lots of society Garlic(green) and a candy lily, which looks almost just like a blackberry lily.
Thanks Lisa
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15 years ago
The pawpaw saplings have been traded. Thank you all for your interest.
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