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HAVE: Assortment of heirloom tomato's

22 years ago

Last year I traded and grew a good range of different American,Russian, Canadian and Baltic heirloom Tomatoes from which I now have seed fermented and ready to trade if anyone is interested. It would be easier to do it within NZ as last year I was forever writing to MAF for seed packs to be released.

Cheers Rosco

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mick_s
21 years ago
Hi rosco,
I've only just joined garden web so have not had a chance to view this site before.
I would love to grow your tomato seed but alas I have not
got any seed worth trading. But I do live in N.Z.
Maybe we can make a deal!!!
Cheers Mick S
rosco
Original Author
21 years ago
Mick,
Have a look at my list and drop me an email with what you would like to try and a posting address. I also have a range of heirloom peppers if you wish to try some. Rosco
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going_to_seed
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Hi Rosco
are you still interested in seed swapping? a bit slow this site isn't it, I have a couple of kinds of tomato seed left, and always like to try new ones, I have various other vege seeds to trade, get in touch!
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Hi! I just found this site. I realise the last postings are a few years old, but if anyone is still around watching this space, Im keen to trade a few heirloom tomatoo seeds! Have a good variety. email me.

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