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Vegetable Exchange

wanted: have: vegetable seeds - no trade needed

18 years ago

I have approximately six packets, more or less, of seeds to offer for each vegetable listed below. I have all the seed I can use, so I'm not looking for any seed in trade. Just E-mail to let me know what you would like, just send replacement postage stamps after receiving the seeds if you don't mind.

Cucumber, Boston Pickling

Radish, Champion

Turnip, Shogoin

Turnip (white rutabaga), Eastham

Chile, Jalapeno (hot!)

Tomatillo

Bush Bean, Flagolet Chevrier Vert

Bush Bean, Jackson Wonder Speckled Butterbean

Bush Bean, Dixie Red Butterpea

Cow Pea, Knuckle Purple Hull

Jim

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Comments (15)

goddessemer6
18 years ago
I'd be interested in sending a SASBE for:

Cucumber, Boston Pickling
Radish, Champion
Turnip, Shogoin
Bush Bean, Flagolet Chevrier Vert
Bush Bean, Jackson Wonder Speckled Butterbean
Bush Bean, Dixie Red Butterpea

Please let me know! Thanks!

~Rose
Betz11
18 years ago
Good Morning Jim, I would be interested in one packet of each of the seed you are offering. Will send postage when I know how much. Thanks.
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lisart
18 years ago
Do you still have Dixie Red Butterpea? If so, I'd love to have some. If I send you extra postage on top of what you've asked for, would you be willing to send me two packets? We have a large garden and I haven't been able to find this variety anywhere in our area. Please let me know. Thanks!

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plantas
18 years ago
Hi,
I would like some seeds for sase, please...
Chili jalapeno
Tomatio
Bush bean ( any type

Send details
jimster
Original Author
18 years ago
plantas,
From your request, I am guessing you want snap beans (green beans). All of mine are for shelly or dried beans. All three are quite different from each other. Let me know which you prefer, or if you want them at all. Maybe do some web searches first to learn about them if necessary.

Lisart,
No problem. I'll send you as many as I can. I will send them and you can reimburse the postage by sending stamps. I'm not sure of the exact variety because these beans seem to go by several names, but they are a tasty, very small, round, dark red bean.

Everyone,
If it's alright with you, I think the simplest arrangement is for you to E-mail me your mailing address. I will send the seeds. When they arrive, you can reimburse me for the postage by sending me the equivalent amount of stamps. I wouldn't even bother to ask except that the cost of postage is no longer trivial.

Jim
ladybug_05
18 years ago
hi do you have any tomatillos left???thanks Angela
baci
18 years ago
If you have any left, I am interested in your:

Bush Bean, Flagolet Chevrier Vert
Bush Bean, Jackson Wonder Speckled Butterbean
Bush Bean, Dixie Red Butterpea
Cow Pea, Knuckle Purple Hull
Cucumber, Boston Pickling
Turnip, Shogoin
Turnip (white rutabaga), Eastham

Thanks
taelyngrandma
18 years ago
My address is Sandra Jones
60024 Duncan Lane
Greenwood Springs, MS 38848
I would like packs of anything you have to share
goddessemer6
18 years ago
Got my seeds! Wow, very generous! Thank you again Jimster!

~Rose
michael67
16 years ago
Newbie here. I'm interested in these seeds and any others from edibles that I can grown in zone 6 or 7 / NE Oklahoma. All I have to offer so far is Okra seeds. Please advise. THANK YOU!!!
clgeiger_chartermi_net
13 years ago
Any Bush Bean, Jackson Wonder Speckled Butterbean seeds left? Been looking everywhere!
teileengardner
13 years ago
I would love some of everything! I am just getting my edible garden going and am happy to plant anything!

My address is:

Tiffany Gardner
700 Hamilton Crescent
Clearwater, FL 33756

Thank you!
ritta
13 years ago
do you have anything left? would be happy to trade mellon, green,red and orange pepper seeds. thanks
address
ritta
5609 obey pl
sebastain fl 32976
angelady777 (Angela) - Zone 6
13 years ago
I sent an email per your request. What a generous offer, Jim! I'm hoping you have a few turnips left, but if not, I fully understand & am glad that it blessed someone else. :-)

Blessings,
Angela
rhashell
13 years ago
Jim
if you have any tomatillo seeds, butterbean, cowpeas or butterpea I would love to have some
thanks so much for the offer i'll reimbuse postage
rhashell romans
11356 markland pike vevay, in 47043
marketbasket@netzero.com

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