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Need source for plant

docwayne
16 years ago

Am trying to find a source for a variegated tetrapanax (rice paper plant), with either white or cream variegation.

Comments (2)

  • socks
    16 years ago

    I saw a couple on ebay, but they don't look varigated. I wonder about a seed source.

  • albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
    16 years ago

    A fast search suggests that several persons may also be looking for a source of variegated tetrapanax. If you find any you might be on to something worthwhile. OTH, as I say I did a hasty search

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