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WANTED: Looking for Taca or Bat Plant

11 years ago

Would anyone have this for trade ?

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Comments (6)

sguanzon
11 years ago
Cheryl,

I may know where to get the bat plant, I'll let you know.

Sue G.
debdov
11 years ago
I bought mine from Wellspring Gardens for $4.95 each.
SmokyMist
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you, I am surprised to see them going to cheaply. I remember the days they were really expensive to buy.
SmokyMist
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you, I am surprised to see them going to cheaply. I remember the days they were really expensive to buy.
SmokyMist
Original Author
11 years ago
wow, how on earth did that post triple ?
kayjones
11 years ago
Cheryl, you were just lucky! LOL - for some reason, GW is slow to process a response - been seeing double and triple posts on my forums for about a week, now.

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