have: trade: mango seedlings for budwood, seedlings or plants
tropicalfruittrader
10 years ago
I have 15 different types of mango seedlings up for grabs. I am willing to trade for seedlings, plants or mango/avocado budwood.
Baptiste (15)
Tess Pollack (5)
Lemon Meringue (4)
Florigon (5)
Cogshall (5)
Chocanon (5)
Rosa (7)
Julie (1)
Carrie (1)
Dwarf Hawaiian (3)
Madame Francis (2)
Glenn (7)
Haden (3)
Pim Sane Mun (9)
Su Su Mata (4)
Ideally I am looking for someone in South Florida or who will be in the area because it is such a pain to ship seedlings. That being said, I am more than willing to ship for the right deal. email me at dongeorgiosego@hotmail.com with any offers
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