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xtal_gw

WANT: One Central Texas newbie

10 years ago

Have one extensive set of seeds for a Central Texas newbie. Many are for dry sites. They were for another trade and the address was wrong and they came back to me. Ready to send them on to someone else now. Boxed, approx: $6 postage.

Xtal

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