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Want: Variegated rubber tree cutting

17 years ago

Hi. I had a beautiful variegated rubber tree last year and managed to lose it! If anyone has one that would be willing to trade a cutting, I would appreciate hearing from you. I have lots of potted plants, don't know that I have anything of interest, but would be happy to trade. I love the variegated plants and hate that I lost the rubber tree!!

Thank you!

~Nancy~

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beachplant
17 years ago
Where are you? I'm in Galveston. You can have as much of this tree as you want, it's trying to take over. Kind of hot to mail it but I'm willing to give it a shot.
Tally HO!
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