HAVE: Have: Oxalis (Wood Sorrel)

maden_theshade

17 years ago

I have thousands of bulbs. Check out my Trade Page if you are interested.

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Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b
17 years ago
I have some pigeonberry that I'd be intereted in trading for your Oxalis. Is the color pink? I have quite a bit... so maybe we could do a larger trade.

I'd also be interested in trading for some of your four nerve daisies. I have seeds from a Butterfly vine, Mascagnia macroptera, that I think you'd really enjoy.

Xtal
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Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b

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