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HAVE: Fresh Clivia seed

10 years ago

I have a few fresh clivia seeds if anyone is interested. These are orange in colour. Since it is the holidays I will check my email on the 27th and get back to whom ever wishes these seeds. I am not looking for anything at this time so sending an envelope ( stamps included ) I will send these out ASAP.
Thanks
Penny

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pennymacdonald
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10 years ago
Thanks for the fun everyone! All Clivia are now gone for this year.
Penny
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