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pumkingal

Have Ornamental Indian corn

pumkingal
12 years ago

Hi all

I grew alot of Indian corn this year,,I have pounds of seed to offer,,it is tradition in my home,,

I have rusts,,,light reds,,dark reds,,almost black reds,,blues,,mixes,,pearly yellow,,mixes,,

Please email me if interested,,,

Have a ton of other seeds look at my list,,

Happy gardening to you all

Lisa

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