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WANTED: (In spring) Sweet potato slips

17 years ago

Considering it's freezing cold right now, I know it's way too early for sweet potatoes, but I thought I'd ask in advance.

If anyone plans to have bunch/bush type sweet potatoes this spring or summer, and can spare a slip or two, please let me know. I have a very small garden and don't want to plant grocery store sweet potatoes in the event they turn out to have very large vines.

I have seeds for swap. Thanks for looking!

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fliptx
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17 years ago
I'm bumping this up in case anyone has any bush/bunch slips, or plans to. :)
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