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KILLERTON GARDENS,
EXETER.
Dec[ember] 1rst. 1906
Dear Sir,
In reply to yours of the 29th. regarding Mutisia decurrens2, I shall be very pleased to let you have a plant in exchange for two plants of Puya caerulea3.
I hope they are the right thing? I ask this as there is [sic] plants here, in the rock garden which was [sic] said to be Puya caerulea, but as far as I [2]4 know they are wrong. Would you mind sending me one plant to see, or else a few mature leaves? The Mutisia I would send is nicely rooted & established in a pot.
Would you kindly give names of some of your other choice plants, or mention other plants you would like to have, as we may be able to exchange. I could give cuttings of the choice Dendromecon rigidum5 [sic]. I have a lot of cuttings in but cannot say wether [sic] they will root untill [sic] spring. I also have plenty young plants of Eucryphia [3] pinnatifolia6.
Thanking you in anticipation.
I am, | Yours faithfully | John Coutts7 [signature]
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