WANTED: JackFruit seeds

19 years ago

Hi, anyone from the tropical North parts of queensland or Darwin ? I would love to have a few jackfruit seeds so that I could try and grow a few seedlings.

I have chilli, moringa seeds to trade if trading is your thing.

-Ajay

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worowa
19 years ago
Ajay, I only just saw your request. I live near Bellingen, inland from Coffs Harbour, and the Jakfruits fruit this far south, so maybe vic. The fruit are gone for this year, but good luck.
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