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Have: clivia seed

16 years ago

have 6 fresh regular clivia seed (orange/red)for trades. 2 seeds each trade. looking for black fig cuttings(no brown turkey) or a fig that produced great for you in the Northeast and hardy banana pups(want to try)or any unusual houseplants.thanks...Jim

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santoury
16 years ago
emailed ya - want 'em all.
sugarshane1313
Original Author
16 years ago
still have
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kathynms
16 years ago
You have e-mail coming your way...kathy
peaches20
16 years ago
Hi,

I am interested in your clivia seeds. I don't have what your looking for, but please check out my list just in case.

Thanks,

Peaches
sugarshane1313
Original Author
16 years ago
one trade left(2seeds)
whisst
16 years ago
Hiya I am very interested in the remaining clivia seeds! what would you like in trade? and do you have any seedlings? I tried my hand at growing them last year and could not get them past the first set of leaves =( Please email me with information! thanks whisst

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