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Crenshaw & other melons, veggies

15 years ago

I have just gone through all my seeds and updated my list. Please check it out :)

Some of the packages are not even opened, and if they are, I only used 5 or 6 seeds for a small garden last year.

Thanks, Nicci

PLEASE email me with any inquiries, I'll never find this post again, lol

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