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Free okra seeds

11 years ago

I have a ton of overgrown Clemson spineless okra. Since I didn't pick them when they were small, I can't eat them. They have great seeds for growing your own okra forest next year. I have an endless supply so send me mail if you want some or all to distribute to friends.

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newtoucan
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11 years ago
Sorry, more seeds later
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