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have: various rooted plants to trade - central ca

18 years ago

I'm near Elk Grove and have the following in pots, rooted, and ready to trade.

Tropicana Canna

Striped Canna

Red king Humbert Canna (brown & reddish leaved)

Euphorbia

Sweet Flag Grass

Banana

Japanese Aneneme

HollyHock

Calendula

Iris (rootbeer with a mauve tint)

Everbearing Strawberries

Yellow or red canna rhizomes

Open to anything but the most common or seeds. Thanks, cat.

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