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WANTED: comfrey plants

16 years ago

Hi , I am looking for some comfrey plants please. Thought I was getting some at the spring swap but dont seem to have them so looking for them now . If you have some you can share and are willing to trade, let me know what you might like in trade please.

Thanks

Signet

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chowdhry
16 years ago
you've got mail...
sheryl_ontario
16 years ago
I sent you another email. Let me know if there is anything else that you are looking for while I am sending, other than the two things we already discussed.

and I need your address please :-)
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