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Spookycharles
Langley, WA
(Zone 8b)

October 22, 2008
01:48 AM

Post #5702642

Does anyone here by chance know of any good sources for information on plant varieties - such as the history of a variety (when it was introduced) and any applicable PP or PVP information? Any suggestion of sources would be quite appreciated.

Thanks,
Amanda

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