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jeffrey_gardener

HAVE: pindo palm seeds

jeffrey_gardener
10 years ago

have many pindo palm seeds plus additional unknown cactus seeds that are barrel shaped at the top and bottom to trade for perennial flower seeds.

This post was edited by jeffrey_gardener on Sun, Aug 11, 13 at 17:31

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