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WANTED: Colorful shell bean

13 years ago

I would like to try some shell/dried beans that are most colorful. Some that I would like to have are Orca or yin/yang bean, Anasazi, Insuks Wang Kong.

I have: Rattlesnake, Fortex, Contender, Blue Lake. Plus several others on my trade list. I havent updated it this year, but should have most everything. I like to do larger trades. I have a big garden.

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