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  1. Mycorrhizae Inoculants for better plant roots and healthier plants.

    BioOrganics' Endo and Ecto-types of mycorrhizae inoculants are noted by the USDA to be especially beneficial for grapes, citrus, melons, oaks & pines. Buy ...
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    www.bio-organics.com - 2009-02-07

  2. P and P Seed Giant Pumpkin, Competition Gardening, cantaloupe, bean, watermelon, squash, sunflower and more

    Competition variety seeds, grow giant pumpkins, squash,watermelons and other giant vegatables and fruit. Plan your garden and shop from home! Grow 1000 lb ...
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    pandpseed.com - 2009-02-13

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