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HAVE: bush lemon seedlings

Posted by paradisi Sunshine Coast (My Page) on
Fri, Mar 24, 06 at 23:47

I've got about a dozen seedlings coming up in a newly cleared part of the garden (the guinea pigs don't eat lemons and when they cleared the weeds away I rediscovered them)

If anyone wants to risk seedlings that are dug up and posted, I'll do the trade for a cutting of budhas hand citrus or just for the ssae

email me

ciao
paradisi


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RE: HAVE: bush lemon seedlings

Yes please. Our lemon tree has decided to cark it since the rain, co-incidence or not. Haven't any budhas hand, ssae sounds good. I'm sure a bare rooted bush lemon can survive 2 days with Australia Post :) Messages through GW 'should' work; I'll test it on myself.

TIA
Rose


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RE: HAVE: bush lemon seedlings

I would like 1 if you still have any as the nurseries just have no idea what I am after but knowing they are also called citronelles might make a difference. Thanks Lynda.


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RE: HAVE: bush lemon seedlings

Hello,
I'd love one of your seedlings if you still have one available. I've only got rattlesnake beans and chocolate mint to swap at the moment. if these aren't of any use to you I could just pay you postage??
Regards,
Cheryl


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RE: HAVE: bush lemon seedlings

Hey I will pay the postage paradisi as i dont think i have anything of interest to to you.

I spoke to you whenyou first posted this and but at the time was caught up with other things.

Do you stil have any seedlings left??

cheers bella


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RE: HAVE: bush lemon seedlings - all gone

sorry - the last of the seedlings went to my sister-in-law

cheers


 
 

 

 


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