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In a message dated 9/15/99 6:35:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
hairy at sloth.southern.co.nz writes:

<< Egyptian onions are more like spring onions than anything else, but their 
 tubular leaves have thicker walls, and they grow onion bulbs on stalks, 
 which sprout more stalks, which bear more bulbs... until the whole 
 edifice falls over and the bulbs take root.
 
 Garlic chives are considerably smaller (roughly chive-sized, surprisingly) 
 with solid leaves with a narrow D-shaped cross-section.
 
 Edward Long-hair
 Southron Gaard, Caid >>

These are the same plants that I have with the exact same description for 
both. Thanks for clarifying this.

Ras
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