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November 1, 2020
Euphorbia Obesa (BULK standard-sized plant ORDER) (qty 25)
Here's your chance to purchase Euphorbia Obesas in bulk quantities of 25. THE EXACT ones in the photo. The purchase of this will include perfectly selected euphorbia obesas (see image with coin for sizing estimate) to be shipped via USPS priority. Price at this quantity will be $8.50(per item) x 25 = $212.50; + $15 priority shipping = $227.50. Selecting 1 item at checkout means you have selected 25 euphorbia obesas. Please see photo for sizing (with coin). PLEASE NOTE the breakdown of price above. Shipping included.
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March 16, 2022
Euphorbia Fruticosa (male)
Gender-identified male Euphorbia Fruticosa available for auction. I've successfully crossed these with Euphorbia Obesas. Make your own DIY Hybrid. Auction starts at $7. An additional $5.25 will be added at checkout for shipping.
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December 22, 2021
Small Euphorbia Club (6 month)
End the year on the right foot! And continue on that right path with this new Euphorbia Club. Purchase this amazing plant club for yourself or a friend. The Small Euphorbia Club is a 6-month, autopay, autodelivery of a variety of euphorbias, some of which we have never before sold. Please read all the information. COST/BILLING: You will be automatically billed monthly. Cost is $30, with an additional $5.25 added for shipping. SCHEDULE: Plants will start being shipped Week 1 of January 2022; and last plant will be shipped June 2022. PLANTS and SIZES: Please see photo of plants.
- January. Euphorbia Flanaganii 4 inch pot with long branches. Qty 1.
- February. Euphorbia Pseudoglobosa-Obesa Hybrid. Multicluster. Qty 1. AND Euphorbia Obesa 2.5inch pot. Qty 1.
- March. Euphorbia Submammillaris Multiprolifera. Qty 2. 3-inch pot.
- April. Euphorbia Susannae. Qty 2. 4-inch pot.
- May. Crested Euphorbia Echinus. Qty 1. 4-inch pot AND Crested Euphorbia Lactea Qty 1.
- June. Euphorbia Polyacantha. Qty 2. 4-inch pot
April 17, 2020
No Place for Plant Shaming
I was reading an article last week, “Plant shaming? Englewood Bonsai tree taken off front porch, note left behind” (2017), where an individual’s bonsai tree was plantnapped. The person who stole the plant left a letter behind humiliating the owner regarding the dry soil. To receive it back, the owner had to call them and … Continue reading No Place for Plant Shaming
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