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Seedling Jujube (THORNS!) Have.

11 years ago

Just wondernig if anyone would want these? Small, suitable for bonsai, tiny leaves, and thorny. You would need two to get fruit, grafters could use them to graft on (in which case you could get by with one).

I want edible stuff (see want list.) I'm in Austin tx, so if you are and can come here I can get them for you gratis.

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johnsonm08
11 years ago
Hi,
I would like to try one as a bonsai candidate. I dont have anything edible to trade though. Would you send one (or seeds) for postage?
Thanks
Mike
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