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WANTED: Milk Weed or Butterfly Weed

11 years ago

I want to get my host garden started this year and would really like some milk weed and/or butterfly weed seed. I would prefer to just send postage instead of a bubble envelope so if you'd be willing to send some seed for postage please let me know!!

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strmywthr3
11 years ago
I have 2011 milkweed - lots of it. you can have some if you want.

Barbi
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