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watergarden2006

WANTED: Bamboo of 3 types.

20 years ago

Am currently looking for P. Bambusoides, P. Atrovaginata, and P. Iridescens. I currently have a few starts of Arundinaria Gigantea "Canebreak Bamboo" for trade. I would really like to find some of the three mentioned bamboos. If you have them, please let me know, and I am sure something can be arranged. Thank you.

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