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HAVE: New Clivia seeds

19 years ago

I must take the seedpods off my Clivia, so I have fresh Clivia seeds to swap for something.

Would anyone swap some for a bit of Pereskia aculeata, or Streptosolen jamesonii, or Senecio confusus?

Or other seeds for other seeds - I have a long seedlist.

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