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HAVE: Elephant ears

20 years ago

I have some elephant ear bulbs. Sorry I don't know the exact type (colocasia esculenta?). The leaves are soft, not glossy, and gorgeous both in small and medium size bulbs but same kind of unglossy leaves. Terrific to watch water bead on! Look at my exchange list and let me know what size - small or medium. The smalls grew to about one foot high and the mediums about two feet high.

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mattyo500
20 years ago
one please and some scarlet runner beans?a medium would be great.
glendasgarden
20 years ago
I have tons of seed to trade if you are interested...I have a pretty vine Purple Hyacinth Bean Vine seed...
Plmk :)
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paty99
20 years ago
don't know if you are still offering the EEs, if so I have missouri primrose.
Pat
mattyo500
20 years ago
me again.
PLEASE!
matthew
bejoy_gw
20 years ago
Hi..If you still have any available....I would love to trade some foxglove plants for your elephant ear bulbs....the medium ones, please.

Here is a link that might be useful: My exchange list

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