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WANTED: Palm Seedlings Make an offer

Christopher (Dallas Garden) Miller

19 years ago

Okay, I have to get rid of some of these palm seedlings. (I kind of planted too many and can't keep them all.) Open to trade for anything... I have: Washingtonia Filiferia (7 inches); Washingtonia Robusta (7 inches); Sabal Mexicana (also known as Texicana, 5 inches) and some small Sabal Palmetto...

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kiddo
19 years ago
I have rooted firespike, rooted white texas star hibiscus,yellow lady banks rose or check my trade page .fellow texan from Bryan
Kiddo
Christopher (Dallas Garden) Miller
Original Author
19 years ago
Do you happen to have the purple firespike by any chance? And what kind of pond plants do you have?
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tony_pman
19 years ago
I am interested in some of all your seedlings. Check my plant page and see if anything interest you.
Christopher (Dallas Garden) Miller
Original Author
19 years ago
Tony,
I checked out your page and these items sound good. Let me know if you have any of them...the clumping bamboo (if you're certain it's a clumper), is it a white spider lily that you have? the mexican bamboo (is this knotweed?) and or the foam flower.

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