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have: gardenia 'belmont'

18 years ago

These are cuttings - JUST cut, will be kept moist - I don't want to invest in them. Each trade will consist of 20 plus cuttings - all hardwood, big cuttings.

I'm open to anything -but must be rooted, and not tiny seedlings either.

Thanks

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joemammyboy
18 years ago
Hello, I have a christmas cactus that I would certainly be able to root if you would like. I am unsure of the name, it is however in bloom and the flowers are a light red whit white markings. I have not started any and will wait for your reply to do so, Thanks.
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