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georgiaplanter

wanted : hot pepper plants

16 years ago

I want some plants to grow indoors so after the season is over i would like to get them from people before they die and could transplant them into my containers. i am looking for a ceyenne, australian lantern, and thai yellow. I am in the woodstock area, thanks for reading.

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