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HAVE: limited Flying Dragon fruit w/ seed

13 years ago

I have only a few Flying Dragon fruit to trade. Will send whole fruit. You will need to peel & harvest the seeds. General advice is to sow them fresh out of the fruit. The mama tree is 7ft tall in an open field & very twisty, but each seedling is it's own individual.

They're really limited so this one is for trades only. Make me an offer I can't refuse.

Thanks! Grace

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danl8189
13 years ago
I have a few lily seed i would lie to trade for some Flying Dragon Fruit seed. I don't know what these seeds are as i spilled them on the way in from the garden. They are either asiatic ( no orange or yellow) or pink tiger lilies.
Dan
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