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WANTED: verbascum and sidalcea

8 years ago

Please check my trade list for trade as I'm looking to
trade for verbascum & sidalcea.
Margyrose

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aquawise
8 years ago
Hi Mary! I have the verbascum and a few others on you list :) would trade for the Grasses you have?

Here is a link that might be useful: Trade list
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