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Free Passiflora Caerulea

tweet_watergirl

18 years ago

Hi Everyone, I am moving and have to part with my plants. I have a passiflora caerulea in a big planter pot that have bloomed over 20 flowers on average every summer. I just cut it back down to the stems. Does anyone want it? I just need you to send me sufficient postage to ship it to you. If you live in IL, I can arrange for you to some pick it up! It would be a waste to just throw it out.

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rialira
18 years ago
I'll certainly take it :) How much would shipping be? (I assume you wouldn't send the pot along with it..)
tweet_watergirl
Original Author
18 years ago
Where are you located? Send me an email and I can give you my contact info. I can send you a pic of it in it's condition, then you can tell me if you want it. I don't want to send you the plant in the pot because it will be expensive. I much rather try to break it up and send it...much cheaper for you. I did mention that I cut it down to the stems right? It has new growth right now.
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