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WANTED: seeds

18 years ago

I would like seeds for bananas you can eat ( am not sure what is the best kind ). I do have them on my want list. I also would be interested in others. And I live in southern Calif. Alot stuff can grow here. But just in case. And I would like to know if you can grow inside and what type is the best for that.

Thank you, mkruby7

Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade List Page

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