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Hello and Happy New Year Mid-Atlantic Gardeners!

7 years ago

I'm a newbie to the seed exchanges, but very excited to start trading in preparation for Spring planting. These frigid temps are making me dream of Spring. Is anybody else getting their seed stock ready?

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