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Vine Seeds

16 years ago

Hi, i am presently in the Southern Most Part of Texas, close to S. Padre Island and Mexico. I am into vines of all kinds. Would like to have an exchange. Send me some and i will return the favor. Thanks.

Un Abrazo

joe m. perez

609 First St.

Mercedes,Tx

78570

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emmagrace2
16 years ago
Hi Joe,

I will be happy to share some of my vine seeds with you, especially some Morning Glories that are very Rare.

Emma

Please email me
emma.grace@suddenlink.net
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