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WANTED: Cuttings of Jasmine (jasminum sambac) and Hydrangeas

10 years ago

I would really like a cutting of Grand Duke or Maid of Orleans Jasmine to raise as a house plant.
Also, am looking for some Hydrangeas. I have two, a blue mophead and a blue lacecap and hope to add other colors.
Check my trade list and if I don't have what you would require in a trade perhaps I know someone who does that I can get some from. Thank you in advance of consideration.

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