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Minnesota Gardening
leaveswave

Canned rhubarb!

leaveswave
17 years ago

Have you seen this in the Twin Cities? For my purpose it must be metal cans and it must be within a 20-minute or so drive of Plymouth. I've called around with no luck. Maybe you've seen it at a specialty import type grocery...?

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