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WANTED: Looking For Italian Sweet Frying Pepper Seeds!

15 years ago

I am looking for heirloom or open polinated Italian sweet pepper seeds? I have some hot pepper varities for trade and I am also looking for these pepper seeds as well; Lemon Drop, Aji Dulce #2, Trinadad Perfume and other mildly hot varieties of pepper seeds...Lisa

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MLcom
15 years ago
hey Lisa I have those seeds email me.

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