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Who wanted Butterfly milkweed and Rattlesnake master seeds?

18 years ago

I appologize to those who sent me their addresses for seeds, I have misplaced them. If anyone wants Butterfly Milkweed and Rattlesnake Master seeds send me your address and I'll send you some, no charge. The seed won't be completely clean of chaff, it's extra seed that didn't screen well through my fanning mill. I'll collect addresses and then send seeds out at the same time in a couple weeks.

Steve

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Patty_WI
18 years ago
Steve, sent you an e-mail.
susiq
18 years ago
Steve, I requested seeds, but now that I'll be moving, sometime in the next few months to a house/land yet unknown, I may put off my request until next fall. Save you some postage this year.

Thanks anyway.

Susi Q in NE TX
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