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Have Jasmines, looking for fragrants

6 years ago

Hi folks,

I have been under hibernation for quite a while, trying to recoup my garden. For those of you who remember me, Howdy from TX! For those of you that don't know me, I am a fragrance nut :) I lost many of my favorite plants and am slowly trying to rebuild my collections.

I have rooted plants of the following available for trade:

Jasmine - Grand duke of Tuscany

Jasmine - Grand duke Supreme

Jasmine molle

Jasmine nitidum

Jasmine tortuosum

Jasmine Sambac Maid of orleans

True Cardamom - Elattaria cardamomum (NOT false cardamom -A.nutans)

Tulsi /Holy basil - Ocimum sanctum

Plectranthus ambonicus - Cuban oregano

Plectranthus tomentosum - Vick's plant

Canna intrigue - rhizomes

Day lili (orange) No id

Due to lack of space to over winter them indoors, I am looking for specific plants in exchange:

Quisqualis Indica -double preferably

Osmanthus fragrans

Aglaia odorata

Cestrums - other than nocturnum and diurnum

Michelia skinneria

Murraya exotica/paniculata

Cananga odorata

Artabotrys hexapetalus

Desmos chinensis

Happy gardening!

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