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Have: Vegetable Seeds Want: Other Vegetable Seeds

14 years ago

Hi, I have several types of seeds from Seeds of Change and some from Southern Exposure. I am looking for spinach, cucumber, herbs any kind but esp dill, lettuces, hot peppers and bell peppers. I am interested in other vegetables/herbs as well so email me if any of my seeds interest you. Thanks

Here is a list of the seeds I have.

Broad Windsor Fava Bean

Long Island Brussel Sprout

Ancho Chile

Red Acre Cabbage

Cherry Belle radish

red core chantenay carrots

kale vates

seminole pumpkin

crenshaw casaba melon

sweet dumpling squash

tomatoes:

red calabash heirloom

yellow pear cherry

peavevine cherry

caro rich

prize of trials cherry

oaxacan pink

tigerella heirloom

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Comments (9)

Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
Hi kandm,

Welcome to The Seed Exchange

I thought you might like to know there is no email link on your member page, thus no way to email you.

Pleas see addressing newbie and newer member issues for instructions on getting your email link set up so you can be easily reached.

hth.

Happy Gardening and Trading!

Sue
paradisa
14 years ago
Hi!
I have alot of dill seeds (25 or 50), also have Broccoli rabe, 10 garlic chive seeds, 24 sweet red cherry pepper seeds, celantro slow bolt 24 seeds. Also have roma, homestead, and red cherry tomatos.

I am interested in your Broad Windsor Fava Bean,Long Island Brussel Sprout, Red Acre Cabbage , Cherry Belle radish, seet dumpling squash, and caro rich tomato.

Let me know if you are interested in any of my seeds and would like to trade.

Thanks,
Paradisa
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HI, I have several different peppers, dills, lemon basil, and some red leaf lettuce, didn't write down the variety,sorry, but it was real good. Could I trade for red calabash and tigerella heirloom tomatoes? Sent you an email. thanks much. mamahack@hotmail.com
sassybutterfly_2008
14 years ago
Hi there! Welcome!

I'd love to do a trade with you!

I'm interested in your:
Kale Vates
Seminole Pumpkin
Caro Rich tomato
Oaxacan Pink tomato
Red Calabash tomato
Peacevine Cherry tomato
Sweet dumpling Squash

I have to offer:
Straight 8 Cukes
Lemon Cukes
Yellow Crookneck Squash
GA collards
Snowpeas
Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce
Iceburg Lettuce

I look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks!
Wendy / sassyb
wenders6715
14 years ago
You can check my list,it's not totally current but close.
sonbie
14 years ago
Hi,
I am interested in the following:

Broad Windsor Fava Bean
Ancho Chile
yellow pear cherry
oaxacan pink

My list is fairly current minus any tomato and eggplant. pepper and squash seeds. (Rodents ate them).
PLMK if you' re interested.
Sonbie
kin2mice
14 years ago
I sent you an email.
Thanks,
Mouse
cottageflowers
14 years ago
hello I sent you an email. Thanks, jenny.
brenda_c
14 years ago
Hi kandm I sent you an email. Thanks Brenda

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