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WANTED: Okinawa Spinach

11 years ago

I am looking for a rooted plant of Okinawa Spinach

I can offer many tropical plants such as

diferent elephant ears

(giant elephant ears, Colocasia Nancys Revenge. purple colocasia)

peacock ginger

red cone ginger (Alpinia purpurata)

Chaya plant (edible protein rich leaves)

hibiscus cuttings (can root on asking)

- Hibiscus "El capitolio" red

- Hibiscus schizopetalus (Jap. lantern hib.)

Thanks

Comments (2)

fluffybonbon
11 years ago
Hi Coco, I just send you an email.
I have Okinawa Spinach plant or cuttings available.
keiki
11 years ago
I see you already have an offer for the okinawa but I peeked at your trade list and wondered if you would like to do a seed trade. I am interested in your yellow rain lilies and can offer red sugar apple in exchange.
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