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HAVE: Organza bags for blossom bagging - trade for a few seeds

14 years ago

Hi,

I have some new ivory organza bags - 6 inches by 9 inches with drawstrings that I bought to bag blossoms. They came in a pack of 20, which is about 10 more than I figure I would ever use.

If anyone wanted to trade a bag for about 6 seeds of any of the following varieties, send me an email. I can send a picture of the bag if you are interested.

Abe/Abraham Lincoln

Break O' Day

Gold Medal

Marizol Gold

Akers West Virginia

Sun Sugar

Grosse Cotelee

Chianti Rose

1884

Goose Creek

Zogola

Striped Roman

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cleo88
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14 years ago
P.S. I can send a SASE to you with the bag. Also, if you want more than one bag, let me know.
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