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wynative

WANTED: Looking for Ginseng seeds

wynative
10 years ago

I am new to the South and would like to try growing Ginseng - either Chinese or Wild American. I do not have anything to trade at this time but would be happy to send a postage.

Or if anyone knows of a good place to order some from, that would be great also.

Thank you in advance,
Marie

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