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The Plant Exchange
mrao77

Have: plants, plants and more plants

15 years ago

I have the following for trade, am looking for tropical fruit/flowers, fragnants, rex begonias or Aroids (uncommon philodendrons,anthuriums etc) or anything unusual.Please send me an email with your offerings. No seeds or SASE please.

Thanks

1. Crossandra plants (orange)

2. Epiphyllum rooted, mixed colors( white, pink, red)

3. Dahlia,'pink petticoat',tubers

4.Cardamom, division(Elettaria cardamomum)

5.Lemon grass, division(C.citratus)

6.Citronella cuttings(scented geranium)

7.Turmeric (Curcuma longa),rhizome

8.Mango ginger (C.amada),rhizome

9.Variegated ginger (Alpinia zerumbet variegata),rhizome

10.Curcuma petiolata 'Emperor',rhizome/plant

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