WANTED: Norfolk Pine Araucaria heterophylla

10 years ago

My lover recently suffered a completely unexpected heart attack and passed at the age of 21. He always loved Norfolk pines and wanted to get one, but we didn't have the chance. I'd like to plant one in his honor, possibly atop his grave. I'm willing to trade any plant or plant part I own. Please let me know if you can help. Replies may be slow. Having some difficulty coping. Thank you.

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Euphorbiaceae
Original Author
10 years ago
Still looking for this. I knwo trees are more difficult than most plants. A couple branches would be fantastic. If anyone has this plant I can spare more than is on my trade list. Just contactme here or rthomas2357@gmail.com
tamela_star
10 years ago
I have one an arrangement from christmas. I normally wouldn't trade any part of it, but for you i will. Please give me a few days to separate it from the others and send it out to you as I'm recovering from surgery I had on Tuesday. Im so sorry for your loss. Please check my want list and see if you have anything I'm looking for. I don't recommend planting it on his grave because the people that maintain the grave yard will dig it up. In my area it is grown indoors, and does very well. I'm looking for a peace lily, Oncidium orchid and goldfish plant along with some more. If you have anything on my wish list please lmk.
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Euphorbiaceae
Original Author
10 years ago
If you normally wouldnt' trade any part of it then don't worry about it. I don't want you to feel pressured or damage any plants you have. Mine have been what have kept me going the past month. Besides, I don't have anything on your trade list or even anything similar. I tend to collect succulents. Thank you for your sympathy. You're right about the planting at the grave site. I wasn't thinking too clearly when I posted this I suppose.