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Have for Trade - Golden Raspberries, Goji Berries, more

5 years ago

I have for trade, Golden Raspberry plants, One Goji Berry plant, one Quince plant, many Triple Crown Blackberry plants in all sizes, Various named hardy Kiwi plant cuttings, Fig cuttings, gooseberry cuttings, etc.

I also have non edible plants for trade ( many ) I can send a list if needed. I recently removed my old trade list from Gardenweb and am rebuilding it, but I have a good feedback on the rate and review section and am a very good reliable trader that likes to pack a good box. I don't trade for just a few plants if I can help it, as I like to make the postage worth it.

I am looking for berries and fruits and nuts, and edibles I do not have. I would love to find a hardy to zone 7 Pomegranate. I have a few dwarf varieties but would love to try actual full sized trees hardy to my zone. I also have various blueberries, currants, and huckleberries not ready for trade, but possibly for future trades.

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