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have: some vegetables seeds for sasbe

18 years ago

I am cleaning out my seed collection, and would like to give away the following seeds. Most of these are from generous Garden Web traders from a couple of years back, and I've finally realized I just have more than I will be able to plant.

Basil - Red Rubin

Basil - Dark Opal

Corn - Blue Hopi

Gourd - Luffa

Leek - Giant Musselburgh

Okra - Clemson Spineless

Spinach - Bloomsdale Long Standing

Tomato - Beefsteak

Tomato - Gardener's Delight

I can't think of much I would like in return, but if you want, you can look at my trade list or tempt me with any cool veggie seeds you may have. Otherwise just email me and I'll give you my address to send your envelope to.

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