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HAVE: dyckia

19 years ago

It is burgundy and thornless. Do not know scientific name. If interested, make an offer.

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soccerguynn
19 years ago
Well, I have tons of house plants to share. I have african violets and begonias and lots of seeds as well. I really really need some cactus. Wanna trade?
flicker
19 years ago
I would like your dyckia. I have 3 other kinds of dyckias--all have thorns. My burgandy one has the worst thorns. I have many plants that I collect. Sansevierias are my thing right now. What are you interested in finding?
Johanna
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whodunit_cactiman
18 years ago
please e-mail me at jolly_rancherscream@hotmail.com

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