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Herb seeds Any spare to share?

14 years ago

Hello board:). I am planning to plant a large herb garden. I will gladly send a SASE to anyone who has herb seeds to share,from the common to the rare....next year I will pay it forward so your seeds have a chance to travel on. Blessings Tessa

my first post, hope I did okay

roxeanne7@aol.com

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bnevs
14 years ago
i have plenty. email me your wish-list: bnevs111@yahoo.com
Ann
14 years ago
Just so you know, you will get more responses from the GW veterans if you post what you have to offer (even if it's not much) and also what you're looking for (a wish list if you will). Just want to help you succeed. Thanks, Ann
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