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You read my mind. I’ve been wondering how you and Lynn first found these remarkable seeds. Really happy to have the catalog-and Lynn’s garden journal.

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I have always striven to combine capitalism and being a layabout. Very hard to maintain a balance.

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My wife and her friends seeds have a very serious barter system going on for seeds from their home country of Korea. :)

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Exactly how it should work!

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Dan

Nice piece. Brought back some good memories. Every once and a while I still get a call from an old customer.

Still growing in Florida, though not so much with OP seed. I grow in a community garden and every disease known to man thrives here,

Glad to hear you are still around. Hope Lynn is doing well. Give me a call sometime if you want: 781 879 4857

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Hey Billl, Its really great to hear from you, and to know we are both still on the right side of the grass. Our son Will runs the show now. I had a scheduled program of increasing incompetence going on, till finally he just said , "Let me do it!" We are on our way to Charleston right now. I'll give you a buzz when we get back. Your number is still in my phone.

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Thanks Dan. Heartwarming. My experience with a small selection of seeds from Italy in Ghana was somewhat sub-par, but the arugula (at least a couple of varieties) is in my salad every night.

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I didn't know that, or most of it. And here I thought you were just another layabout like me. Capitalism sucks. Good businesses we could use a lot more of. bert

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