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Wanted: Lions Ear(or tail) and Pussywillow - have trades

15 years ago

Hi, I know it's still cold in most places, but here is what I am looking for:

lions ear or tail/leonotis leonurus

pussy willow

Dr Seuss brugs

rangoon creeper

-Hopefully someone has some. Thanks!

Currently available for trade:

white, pink (frosty), charles grimaldi, tropical sunset brugmansia cuttings (may already have started to root),

umbrella plants (6 inches with roots - grow up to 5'high) or just lots of cuttings,

nephthytis 'imperial white' plants/cuttings

magic tower kolanche

a med red bottle brush shrub plant (12 inches)

eatable giant galangal ginger rhizomes

one small unknown palm tree seedling (8 inches)

allamanda cathartica cuttings

1 pink plumeria cutting (potted/rooting conditioned)

Please send me an email directly if interested in a trade - I keep lossing my GW posts, Thanks

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debdov
15 years ago
I checked out your trade page and you had listed that you wanted voodoo bulbs. I have the voodoo bulbs and I can take fresh cuttings (un-rooted) of my pink pussy willow tree for your pink plumeria and a pecan tree seedling if you want.Let me know if we can do a trade. DementedDeb1@aol.com
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