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The Seed Exchange
tylor_vu

Let's trade: Operculicarya Decaryi "Jabily or elephant tree"

The Plants Lover
8 years ago


I have seeds to trade. They germinate very easily in a warm area. Am looking for soapnut tree, yerba mate or Cinnamosma fragrans.

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  • Phil Gately
    2 years ago

    Are you still swapping seeds..?

    Comments (13)

    • bob
      8 years ago

      I would love some of your operculicarya decaryi seeds. Let me know if you still have some. Thanks

    • Jace Ebben
      8 years ago

      I don't have what you're looking for, but wow, what a fascinating looking tree! I've never heard of it before, it looks like it could make lovely bonsai.

    • The Plants Lover
      Original Author
      8 years ago

      I don't have anymore seeds. Just the seedlings.


    • The Plants Lover
      Original Author
      2 years ago

      yes, what do you have?

    • Phil Gately
      2 years ago

      I have Opi’s and I have 1 Female.

    • Phil Gately
      2 years ago

      O. decaryi

    • Phil Gately
      2 years ago

      My female is full of seeds. I have had her for 8-10 years…? Never noticed seeds in previous years.

    • The Plants Lover
      Original Author
      2 years ago

      i have some seeds started. what seeds are you looking for?

    • Phil Gately
      2 years ago

      I can pick my seeds and root them so you are sure they are viable. Trade pup for a pup…?

    • Phil Gately
      2 years ago

      Where are you located..?

    • The Plants Lover
      Original Author
      2 years ago

      am in oc. are the all the same? i have some seedlings now.

    • Steven Harding
      last year

      Anyway we could arrange payment for seeds? steven.n.harding@gmail.com, if interested.

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