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Nankeen Brown Cotton
CO2-5
150 days. Gossypium hirsutum. Plant produces good yields of naturally brown color cotton. This heirloom variety comes from the Mansfield State Commemorative Area, Mansfield, Louisiana and dates back to Pre-1860. Cotton was grown in Mansfield area for making slave clothing. United States Department of Agriculture, PI 528418. Very Limited Supply. pk/5
Substitution: Nankeen Brown is sold out for the season. Order Mississippi Brown Cotton as a substitute for this item.
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Wow - this cotton is such a beautiful brown. When our 4-year old brought some in the house I was amazed at the beautiful color. With green-cotton (which we also grow), it seems to be half-white/half-green, but with the brown cotton it was mostly brown, and so beautiful! (though I recommend growing some of both because the green cotton seemed more productive for us earlier in the season)
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