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WANTED: Asclepias tuberosa

17 years ago

Wouldn't mind replacing my Common Milkweed for this more showy one. Haven't been able to attract any Monarchs with it and have heard this one is more appealing to them.

Please take a look at my exchange page :)

Email me at la_raspberry@yahoo.com

Thanks,

Vera

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