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14 years ago

Aw--I hate to do this...it's really my first bad experience on gardenweb. I had a very negative experience with her. I sent my plants to her (2 butterfly bushes) and she never sent my bulbs in return. When I inquired, she responded with a nasty email--but also said she would still send the bulbs. But alas, I've never received anything from her. I would suggest making sure you receive her end of the bargain before you send your end...

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
Posted by cryptid Southern OR 7 (My Page) on
Fri, Apr 9, 10 at 18:10

Just completed a really great trade with BB. Very pleasant to deal with, seeds sent promptly in well labeled mini-zips and in excellent condition. Also, BB included two wonderful bonus packs of seeds! - This person is one kewl trader, in my opinion! :)

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