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chive plants to trade

15 years ago

Does anyone have clippings of purple passion plants, spider plants, hen and chicks that I can get? Of course anything else would be great! I am just starting out in a new bleak apartment and some wonderful plants would add that touch of life that only plants can give. I can reciprocate with some chive plants. Thanks! Ellen

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cliviajohn
15 years ago
Hello,

I can send you a hens and chicks, or small spider plant babies..Do you have sun, can also include Small Crown of Thorns plant...I don't need chive plants but we can work out some arrangement....email me!!!!

John
shema1999
Original Author
15 years ago
I'm sorry. Have you written back to me? I can't seem to find your email. Please write me at shema1999@gmail.com
Thanks! Ellen
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