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wanted: lotus seeds, rice paper plant

16 years ago

hey all! i am starting a small water garden and bog garden. i am on a budget so that means seeds which are fun for me. i am looking for any type of lotus seed. also, though not for bog area i am looking for rice paper seeds. check my list if we can do a trade.

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jeanne
16 years ago
I sent mail, hope we can work something out.

Jeanne
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