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have: live in cave creek,az anyone near here to trade with?

9 years ago

I live in Cave Creek, AZ. Just above Scottsdale. I have several kinds of cactus I can trade cutting for other plants. I have 2 kinds of Aloe Vera that I have lots of to trade for other cactus or perennial plants. I have a large yard. Looking for named tall bearded iris too.
What do you have to trade?

Thanks,
Carol

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Susan Garrison
9 years ago
I just visited Cave Creek on May 1st--what a beautiful area. So different from where we live that it felt like we were on a different planet. I was enthralled with how colorful it was--I never expected so many blooming plants in the desert. I sacrificed my jacket (the pocket was full of little thorns) to bring back a lavender colored piece of a prickly pear, only to have it rot already from all the rain here.
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