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wanted: wanted: pistacia palestinia

11 years ago

Otherwise known as the terebinth tree. Native to the Levant. Would like seeds if available. Thank you.

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
11 years ago
Hi amaryllis52,

Welcome to the Seed Exchange.

Please see the link below about getting setting set up for trading...ie your email link enabled so that you can be reached, etc.

hth.

Here is a link that might be useful: sticky: please read before posting! **required**
RavHallel
9 years ago
I'm also trying to get hold of the pistacia palestinia terebinth. Seeds, cuttings, or a sapling.
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