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The Seed Exchange
fluffybonbon

Have blue passion flower and purple edible passion fruit

15 years ago

I have fresh passion seed in 2 types.

1) blue passion flower with yellow oblong shape fruit similar to the banana.

2) Purple flower with round shape fruit.

Both of them are edible fruit.

I am looking for french tarragon seed or cutting rooted .

Please post here and email me to trade.

Thanks

Picture of the flower

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