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Giant Vegetables
therahort

Giant Vegetables

therahort
18 years ago

I am looking for Park's Whopper Peanut Seed for my 95+ mother to plant this year. A listed member had it in Seedsavers Yearbook 2006, but demand was so great that he gave out of seed, and will not have any until next October. If anyone out there has this legume, I will be glad to trade with you for whatever I have that you want that you consider a fair trade. Thank you.

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