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HAVE: Redbud Seedlings and more

10 years ago

Hello,

I have a bunch of Redbud seedlings, 2 small Purple Prince crabapples, and some Japanese maple seeds that aren't ripe just yet (they are atropurpureum).

I would be interested in some cacti, succulents (take a look at my member page), or some interesting perennial, tree, or shrub. I'm open to just about anything plant-related.

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10 years ago
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