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WANTED: Strawberry rootings possible sase?

Hiddenleafgrower

10 years ago

I am looking for some strawberry rootings. I don't have much to trade, I have a few seeds for trade but nothing spectacular. If you would be willing to sase some rootings i would be forever grateful. If you are interested in some of my seeds check out my list and please let me know. I thank you ahead of time.

Comments (2)

wispfox
10 years ago
i just got a bunch of strawberry plants from a friend, and do not need nor wasn't to deal with them all. do you want however many i can fit into one of my boxes?
Hiddenleafgrower
Original Author
10 years ago
Yes, that would be awesome. E-mail me and we'll work out the details.
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