Which Seed Banks Reship If Customs Seizes Your Order?
Two seed banks' own shipping pages, read side by side: who replaces a seized order, on which paid tier, what proof they want and how many reships you get.
Seeds and gear, grown-up advice
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Two seed banks' own shipping pages, read side by side: who replaces a seized order, on which paid tier, what proof they want and how many reships you get.
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