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WANTED: Wanted: New Zealand Spinach seed

17 years ago

I would like to have some New Zealand spinach seed. Will you please check my partial trade list, and if I do not have what you want posted, will you please check with me anyway, as I do not have everything I have to trade posted, due to lack of time.

Thank you.

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nardbarn1
16 years ago
Please send SASE and I will send a few of the New Zealand spinach seeds - I just bought some today. Bill Barnard, 3423 Glouchester Lane, Greensboro NC, 27410 Zone 7
gardendee
15 years ago
I have the Malabar Spinach from Australia so let me know if you want some. Thanks.
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