saguaro cactus seed available

docjsf

16 years ago

just germinated some the other day. germinated about 3 weeks after a day long soak.

whatcha got to trade.

jsf

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albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
16 years ago
In theory you might need a transport permit. Back in the '70s my brother got a fine for transporting one from one of his properties to another across the street. He was supposed to have a transport tag.
craigfarmz
16 years ago
I have unusual cucumber seeds for trade and i dont require a transport permit
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