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HAVE: passiflora edulis

19 years ago

I have one good sized plant to trade. Other than being a beautiful passie this one attracts butterflies and produces good edible fruit. I like edibles, orchids, small stuff, gingers, things I don't have for my butterflies, even stuff to paint on like placemats, mail boxes or tin buckets.

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anitaathome
19 years ago
Lady:

I have Misi Luki banana in the edible catgoregory. I have alot of gingers - white butterfly, pine cone, pink hidden ginger, variegatd shell ginger, spiral ginger, purple dancing girl, a striped spriral ginger, a red and green ginger, and peacock ginger. For your butterflies I have firebush.

Lat me know if anything sounds interesting!

Anita
wanna_run_faster
19 years ago
Lady, are you coming to Ricky's :) It just won't be the same without you!
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cindeea
19 years ago
Come on Robin...where are you? I could bring you the rooted Black Ison Grape I have for you.

I think she is out of the loop or out of town.

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