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twentytabby

Local source for Echinacea paradoxa

10 years ago

Hi,

I used to get my Echinacea paradoxa from Timberline, but that option is gone. Is there another local source, especially in the northern Denver suburbs? I really prefer not to mail order if I can help it. thanks.

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