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HAVE: No more spicebush - still have cimicifuga

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Posted by barbamaman z5/6 OH (My Page) on

Mon, Oct 17, 05 at 21:21

Wow that went fast! Still have fat fine cimicifuga racemosa - bugbane, fairy candles.

Trade or SASBE

Barb

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Posted by moonwolf23 (My Page) on
Wed, Nov 30, 05 at 13:36

I'd be interested.

sorry don't have any sassafrass.

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Posted by Scbnymph z5 NY (My Page) on
Thu, Dec 15, 05 at 10:52

I would be intereted in cimicifuga racemosa. Don't really have anything to trade but happy to send an SAE

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