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Tomato, Pepper & Other seeds for trade SASBE's

tn_veggie_gardner

14 years ago

I could not, for the life of me, figure out how to edit my trade list on my profile here...lol...So, my trade list is below. Please e-mail me through GardenWeb if you are interested in a trade. Thanks! - Steve

*Unless otherwise stated, seed packs will contain from 10-20 seeds.

SEEDS I HAVE:

Mrs. Maxwell's Big Italian Tomato

Better Boy Tomato

Rutgers (most of a Ferry Morse pack) Tomato

Melrose Pepper

Pendulum (Capsicum Baccatum) Pepper (only 3 seeds)

Hot Banana Pepper

Jalapeno Early Organic Pepper

Orange Habanero Pepper

California Wonder Bell Pepper

Yellow Bell Pepper

Cayenne (Long Slim Red) Pepper

Cantaloupe

Lavender Hyssop (pack has about 100 or so seeds)

Yellow Wax Bean (about 20 seeds)

SEEDS I WANT:

Most any type of Heirloom tomato

Sweet peppers

Mild to medium hot peppers

Easy to grow herbs

Easy to grow from seed fruits

Just let me know what you want & what you have to trade & i'm sure we can figure something out. =)

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Comments (6)

cocotehcat
14 years ago
I sent you an E-mail!
tn_veggie_gardner
Original Author
14 years ago
replied. =) Seeds will go out Thursday morning.

- Steve
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I'd be more then happy to trade you some peppers but I dont see an option to email you! Take a look at my list and if anything sounds interesting, drop me a line :)
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Here is an updated list of what is available. I'll take a few more offers! Lemon Balm (organic) German Chamomile Basil - 'Lemon' Carrots - 'Napa Hybrid' Cowpea - 'Mississippi Black' Beets - 'Pacemaker III' Bean - 'Bountiful' Cucumber - 'National Pickling' Cantaloupe - 'Sierra Gold' Lettuce - 'Salad Bowl' Tomato - 'Big Boy' Tomato - 'Better Boy' Cantaloupe - 'Burpee Hybrid PMT' Carrot - '2 x 4 Giant' Cucumber - 'Poinsett' Cucumber - 'Ashley Long Green' Pepper - 'Anaheim Chili' Turnip - 'Purple Top' Carrot - 'Nantes' Pepper - 'Big Jim' Pepper - 'Serrano Chili' Collard - 'Georgia Southern' Cauliflower - 'Snowball X' Arugula, Roquette Carrot - 'Long Imperator #58' Watermelon - 'Charleston Grey' Radish - 'Sparkler' Pepper - 'Long Red Cayenne' Tomato - 'Big Beef' Tomato - 'Golden Jubilee' Cauliflower - 'Snowball'
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Fran, I too am a winter sower, first time '07. I think what you are doing is really terrific and your list is so varied and full of great choices. While I essentially will have to do SASBE, there is one thing on your list that I might be able to trade Yvonne's Salvia if you are interested. I don't know how to post pictures or links, however there is a wondeful legacy re: that strain of plant. You can google it. I am always amazed at the generosity of GW'ers. You have email. La Donna
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dirtscratcher2010
14 years ago
would be interested in your peppers, have cherokee purple tomatoes for trade, also check out my have list.lmk.
aquawise
14 years ago
If you scroll all the way down to the bottom and find members page in the green bar, click on it an it will bring up a list of options for you. One will be "edit my trade list" click on that and you are set to add or remove things from your list! Then be sue to submit the changes on that same page. Hope this helps you. G
tn_veggie_gardner
Original Author
14 years ago
dirtscratcher: A trade for the Cherokee Purple would be great. I still have the following peppers available. Let me know which you want to trade the tomatoes for.

Hot Banana Pepper
Jalapeno Early Organic Pepper
Orange Habanero Pepper
California Wonder Bell Pepper
Cayenne (Long Slim Red) Pepper

Thanks - Steve
herbie53
14 years ago
Sending you an email thanks!

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