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HAVE: Adenium --desert rose

9 years ago

Hi,
I have adenium to trade from small 18 month seedlings to a couple of grafted plants from Thailand. Some small arabicum from Thailand too.
I'm looking for a few specific things-- plumeria Divine (maybe a different one as well, but not yellow or white). Griffinia or other rarer bulbs. And Bald Cypress seedlings.
The grafted plants would be offered for the plumeria or a special trade.
I also always am looking for new amorphophallus and anything unusual or weird.
Mike

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Comments (3)

retsec
9 years ago
Sending you an email
Nancy
johnsonm08
Original Author
9 years ago
Still available!!
I also like any caudiciforms. And petrified wood-- fossil, not drift wood.
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Guinnevtra
9 years ago
I have two small slabs of petrified wood. They are flat, and a cpl inches wide, the longest is five or six inches long. Would you be interested? If so, email me,
Thanks,
Jen

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