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HAVE: yellow poinciana & orchid tree seeds

nativefloridian4

17 years ago

I would like yellow poinciana, purple, pink or white orchid tree, and golden rain tree seeds.

I have tabebuia in pink or yellow or please check my trade list.

I just received some morning glory tree seeds can spare some.

My yard was devastated in 2004 by 3 hurricanes & need trees badly.

Any other tree seeds please make offer.

Please check my seed list.

new to garden web, but maybe have something you'd like.

have banana pups pickup only. Don't know type.

Green & red leaves.

Thanks in advance.

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rhonda_fl
17 years ago
I also went through the three hurricanes. I have an orchid tree that I think is purple. I would love to have pink and white seeds. I have Royal Poinciana seeds (orange, beautiful tree also known as flamboyant, poinciana).

Rhonda
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