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WANTED: foxglove seedlings or transplants

17 years ago

Hi all -- I don't know if I'm going to be able to make it to the Raleigh swap. Was wondering if anyone has any foxgloves to trade at some other time than then. My trade list hasn't been updated but I probably still have most of the stuff. Or I can check your trade list to see if I have something you want--or just ask for something. I may have it but not posted. Hope everyone is well.

Carla

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dirtrx
17 years ago
Carla I've got foxgloves. I am not sure of the color though. I'm in N. Raleigh so when can get together anytime. Email me if you need my number. Shannon/Dirtrx
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