Have: Pink Coral Vine & Plumeria 'Mardi Gras'

tiffanyy808

14 years ago

Fresh seeds, Just picked today. Pink coral vine and 'Mardi Gras' plumeria.

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amybabyboy3
14 years ago
Hi
I have fresh dark purple and pink columbine if you would like to trade. Just let me know. Thanks, Amy
retsec
14 years ago
Would you check my list and see if I have anything you would trade your plumeria seed for.
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cathy5916
14 years ago
I have some sunflower seed (from a trade) if you are interested for pink coral vine. Don't even look at my trade list; it and my bio are wrong and I don't remember how to get in a fix. Eventually I will have Mexican Flame Vine seed (if it ever quits raining long enough for the sun to get it flowering). In the last 3 weeks we have had over 27" of rain. Some things are liking it, but a lot aren't!

Have a great day!
jerryngeorgia31557
14 years ago
I would love to have aome pink coral vine seeds for trade. Check my list and let me know.
lilly1029
14 years ago
I would love to trade for some plumeria seeds, please look at my list, plmk, thanks lilly.
nottougly
14 years ago
Hi,
I am interested in your Pink coral vine and 'Mardi Gras' plumeria.
I have everything on your want list although it
may not be listed on my trade list.
PLMK,
Faye!
coke_nut
14 years ago
Hi
I'm interested in your 'Mardi Gras' Plumeria. Please look at my trade list. I also have other Plumeria we could trade cuttings if you would like?
PLMK
bumblebee1
14 years ago
I would love both. Please check my list as well for things you may want.
seedyrum
14 years ago
would love some of your plumeria seeds> check my list and see if theres anything to your liking

thank you

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