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kerai_gw

Passiflora and Carolina Jasmine

18 years ago

I have quite a few rooted suckers of the passiflora - blooms are like in the picture, does not produce fruits, and suckers everywhere.

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Also have Carolina Jasmine rooted plants. I plan to send these by First class! Let me know what you have to trade!

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