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HAVE: Tomato Stuff

18 years ago

I bought a grow light on Craigslist the other day, and she gave me some 'freebies' that I really don't need. Most of it is for growing tomatoes. I can't make it to the SWAP, but maybe someone wants this stuff? I'm in Laurel, just off of 95, and not too far from 295. And about 15 minutes east of grandengramma off of 198. Email me through GW or at mayo1315 'at' verizon 'dot' net. Thanks :) Christy

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christy2828
Original Author
18 years ago
Forgot to put up the picture :)

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christy2828
Original Author
18 years ago
FINE. If no one wants this stuff, I'll try to unload it at the Spring Swap if I can make it.

Christy :)
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LynneinMD
18 years ago
Christy, I'll take 'em...

And I'm in Bowie, so buzzing up to Laurel isn't a big deal..

Let me know...

You can reach me at lynneinMD at gmail.com but I'll email you as well...

Lynne
christy2828
Original Author
18 years ago
Great! I replied to your email :) Christy
christy2828
Original Author
18 years ago
Lynne, did you get my email? Christy :)
christy2828
Original Author
18 years ago
This stuff is still available :) Christy
amybee
18 years ago
Christy,

I'm up near Columbia but I go past your area all the time. If you still have stuff I would be interested. Please contact me at ahapeman@yahoo.com.
Thanks,

amybee

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