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HAVE: Stipa gigantia - Have one large plant that needs a home. You'll be able to make at least six from this one. Come and get it, I have what I need for my transp... Read More
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Mulhenbergia rigens - Have one large plant that needs a home. You'll be able to make at least eight from this one. Come and get it, I have what I need for my tran... Read More
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HAVE: Mulhenbergia rigens - Have one large plant that needs a home. You'll be able to make at least eight from this one. Come and get it, I have what I need for my tran... Read More
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WANTED: Aeonium glandulosum - Anyone have offsets of Aeonium glandulosum that they would be willing to trade for?
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HAVE: Watsonia - white - Getting ready to dig up my white Watsonia in the next week or so. They have been in the ground for a few years and should be good sized. Pro... Read More
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mulberries - what's the best? - I am trying to determine which variety of mulberry to plant in my yard and hope to get some good input. A friend recommends a Pakistani mulb... Read More
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WANTED: Salvia greggii 'desert blaze' - Unfortunately mine didn't take to a pruning last year and I would like to find a replacement. Anyone have a rooted cutting for trade? I have... Read More
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HAVE: Amorphophallus sp. - I have a few corms of a few different species to trade - albus, atroviridis, konjac, symonianus, thaiensis. Anyone interested? Would always ... Read More
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seed shelf life - I got some seed of a few different species on ebay two years ago and never attempted to germinate them. I was wondering if they would still ... Read More
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FEEDERS - Good or Bad?? - It was suggested to me that hummingbird feeders are like giving candy to children. I know that they are actually eat insects, but what is th... Read More
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