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HAVE: dill cuttings

13 years ago

Have a large vase of fresh dill cuttings. These aren't rooted. I just thought someone might like to have them for making pickles, dip or whatever. I may have rooted dill to give away soon, but not at this time.

Comments (8)

carrie751
13 years ago
Don't know where you live...............
sowngrow (8a)
Original Author
13 years ago
I realized that shortly after posting and just had a chance to post again...I'm in Southlake and the dill is organic.
Robin
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sowngrow (8a)
Original Author
13 years ago
I realized that shortly after posting and just had a chance to post again...I'm in Southlake and the dill is organic.
Robin
sowngrow (8a)
Original Author
13 years ago
I realized that shortly after posting and just had a chance to post again...I'm in Southlake and the dill is organic.
Robin
sowngrow (8a)
Original Author
13 years ago
Sorry about that-I kept getting an internal server error and then it popped up three times.
carrie751
13 years ago
Too funny, Robin, now we at least know where you live........LOL>
freshair2townsquare
13 years ago
what was that you said? j/k
sowngrow (8a)
Original Author
13 years ago
Don't make me repeat myself... :-)

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