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WANTED: Bloomsdale Longstanding Spinach and Red Kale

9 years ago

Almost done clearing annuals to make room for spinach, red Russian Kale, Dinosaur (Lacinto) Kale and anything on my list-prefer larger trade-at least 5 packs.
Have broccoflower, Granex Onion , Ga Collards and more- see my list, let me know, thanks.
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