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wanted: white single brug seeds for sase

18 years ago

I don't have anything to trade, except for some ballerina purple datura seeds, so I guess the best I can do is send an SASE if anyone has a few white single flowered brug seeds they wouldn't mind sharing. Never tried them and are hard to find up here in my area. Thought I'd give them a try.

Karen

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gardenpaw
18 years ago
Hi Karen,
I have white sauveolens brug seeds I can send you.
Email me,
Thanks,
Karen
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