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Thu, Jan 20, 11 at 13:23
| I have a large dragonfruit cactus from which I could make several cuttings for you. I do not know yet which color of fruit it will have. I am interested in trading for just about anything, so please ask me. The parent plant is extremely healthy, and has grown from 1 foot in height to over 7 with five large branches in less than one year. I have been amazed by how fast it grows. |
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| Hi I have some fig cuttings I could trade with you, vtrapani@nycap.rr.com Vito |
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- Posted by okeygirl333 7a (aecountrygirl@gmail.com) on Thu, Jan 20, 11 at 22:08
| Hey, I appreciate the offer, but I already have a little fig I rescued from Atwoods at the end of last season. Poor little guy... Thank you very much for the response, though. :-) Ariana |
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- Posted by danasplants 9a (My Page) on Fri, Jan 21, 11 at 11:38
| Hi what are you looking for??I have alot of different plants too many too list mostly tropicals and fruit shoot me a email thanks...Dana |
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| would you be interested in a drimiopsis maculata bulb and a scilla violacea bulb for a small cutting or two of the dragonfruit plant? let me know via email if interested Danny |
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- Posted by sherrih 8La (reissh1963@att.net) on Thu, Jan 27, 11 at 20:00
| Sent you an email!! sherrih |
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| Hi I only recently found out dragonfruit existed and I totally would love one! I have all sorts of plants, indoor/outdoor/seeds, including orchids, orchid cacti, native New England, irises, peonies, ferns, etc. Where do you garden? Let me know what you like to grow and I'll tell you more what I have. thanks! |
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