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winnie12_gw

Primrose Seeds - Streptocarpus

22 years ago

Hello.

I took Nancy's advice and looked on ebay and found

strep (Primrose) seeds. They will be here in about a week. So, once they arrive, WHAT do I do with them??? Thanks!

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