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Old March 8, 2018   #16
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Eeeeekkkk. me neither, Salt!
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Old March 9, 2018   #17
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What strikes me about that site is this:



There's no way that whoever is selling these seeds has been selling them since 1859. Looks like he found another seed site and copied it.
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Old March 9, 2018   #18
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Well lookie here, they sell rainbow corn too!


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Old March 9, 2018   #19
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They are selling the seeds on Ebay. From China. Over a dozen people have actually ordered them. 1 in the last hour! Am I owed a commission? Please reassure me that it did not come from here!
I was just going to tell you that, and it's not just on ebay,they have a website as well where they sell photo shopped pictures of peppers and melons and so much more.

Buyer beware,says I.

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Old March 9, 2018   #20
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OH EM GEE!! I love the corn that each row is a different color! Now as much as I love trying new and different varieties, those are bit to freaky for me.
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Old March 10, 2018   #21
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Attack of the killer tomatoes comes to mind. Doubt most of y'all have seen that movie.
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Old March 10, 2018   #22
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Attack of the killer tomatoes comes to mind. Doubt most of y'all have seen that movie.
Seen it more than once.

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Old March 10, 2018   #23
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Don't know about all that corn, but I've been growing the Glass Gem, and it really does look like that in the upper left.
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I am skeptic too.
Nice photo shop
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Old March 22, 2018   #25
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Don't know about all that corn, but I've been growing the Glass Gem, and it really does look like that in the upper left.
Seen some neat colors in market stalls in China,Japan has some real innovative growers.Time to get off the porch I say.
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