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22carolyn

WANTED: Taro Tubers

carolyn18810
18 years ago

Hello,

I'd love to trade for some taro tubers. I have water iris _-I believe the color is yellow. I also have a couple of Sacred Lotus seeds that I could put into the trade too.

Please email me at: cndmtkg@cqservices.com

PLMK Thanks

Carolyn

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