Georgians Warned Not to Open or Plant Mysterious Seeds Sent in Mail from China
State officials in Georgia are warning residents to be on the lookout for packages containing mysterious seeds sent in the mail. The Georgia Department of Agriculture said it has received several reports of people receiving these packages in recent weeks. Georgians are urged not to open the package or plant them. The department said it’s unknown what type of seeds are in the packages. But it believes they are possibly from China or may be an invasive species. Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary W. Black says: “At this time, we are not sure what the seeds are and therefore are...
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