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HAVE: Fresh foxtail palm seeds

19 years ago

Hi have have several hundred super fresh foxtail palm seeds for trade. Heliconias, bananas, water lillys, and any other interesting trades considered!

Brian

brianx2004x@aol.com

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bself
18 years ago
i am interested in foxtail seeds
do you still have any and the price
thanks
briancoconut
Original Author
18 years ago
Yes but they are on the tree, will be ripe in about 2-4 weeks
25 seeds 5.00
11.00 to ship up to 125 seeds
Brianx2004x@aol.com
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katieauthier
18 years ago
Hi, do you still have foxtail seeds, I have lots of canna indica, dwf. poinciana or kopok tree seeds to trade, or check my list.thanks
Katie
briancoconut
Original Author
17 years ago
Katie
Sorry , not a interest in your trades at this time.
Seeds have been all picked and are as fresh as they get. 90-100 germination rates from this palm from previous harvest.
brianx2004x@aol.com
sueinsouthflorida
17 years ago
I try everywhere to get some foxtail palm seeds. Even a couple will do. I see you HAD some. Do you still, or will you later this year?
My foxtails produce tiny dried up little seed pods that never mature to a seed. Don't know why.
thanks for any reply.
Sue

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