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Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Not all who wander are lost


So I've been off floating down wilderness river canyons and climbing Mt. Peaks for a bit. But the end of July marks a return to reality, thusly harvest of the bulbs shall begin soon.

For you international folks that have expressed interest in bulbs, I have had one visit from the department of agriculture for phytosanitary certification this year and they want to see them again post harvest. If everything works out I'll try to accomadate you, details to be sorted out later.


Part of how I spent my summer vacation .

Cheers to a bountiful harvest ahead,

Mark
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  1. UnknownAugust 5, 2013 at 9:13 AM

    As a potential international customer, I very much hope that you can complete the process, and am sure you will have great interest from others. Your material is very special, and we can see from your writings how well you grow it.

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