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WANTED: Snow Queen Variegated Hibiscus

15 years ago

Hi ALL: I hope everyone is having a great gardening season so far!! I am presently attempting to expand my varieties of Hibiscus and am looking for anyone who has a "Snow Queen" variegated Hibiscus and who is willing to trade cuttings. I can take cuttings of Single Yellow,Single Pink, Double Red and Single Pink/White for trade. Thanks in advance. Ross.

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rosco_p
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15 years ago
Does anyone in Canada have a Variegated Hibiscus that they would be willing to take cuttings from?? I really would like to get one of these going. A few years back I was given a couple of un-rooted cuttings but they didn't make it...I would really like to try again with this one...so if anyone has one who would be willing to make an exchange or trade of some sort??? Please contact me. Thanks in advance. Ross.
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