'Pregnant Onion' houseplant
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24 years ago
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Wanted: Bulbs such as Pregnant Onions, Climbing Onions or any oth
Comments (2)Hi I have pregnant onion plants if you want to trade. I would be interested in your red bud tree seeds. Please let me know. Carol...See Morepregnant onion plant ?
Comments (3)FWIW, I bought one at the Philly Flower show a couple years ago - with my mediocre houseplant care it develped a couple leaves that had to be 5' long. Haven't seen any flowers yet but I think it could be a stunning hanging plant if I could find a place to put it where it got decent light. I do put it outside on the deck in the summer. It's supposed to be poisonous so I'm trying to keep it away from places the cats can get at. WW...See Morehave: free: pregnant onions (seattle)
Comments (1)Hello Shannon, thank you for sharing. I am interested in your pregnant onion. How will I come and pick them up. Are you available Friday afternoon? Please E-mail me your address so I could come pick them up. Thank you again. Tita...See MoreHave: Pregnant Onion Babies (houseplant)
Comments (2)Would you be willing to part with onion babies for postage, or i can check my seeds and let you know what i have..Dont really have much, but i have some flower seeds...See MoreKristi
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