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WANTED: Male Hardy Kiwi

10 years ago

I need to find a male hardy kiwi. Mine died last year and my female is now flowering. All the fruit will be lost if I can't find a male to pollinate with. So, I need to either find a flowering male and harvest some pollen (with out hurting the plant) or if someone has plants I would love one of those too. I have tons of stuff to trade, like herbs, flowers, veggie seedlings.

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