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Trade Heirloom Tomato Seeds?

13 years ago

Hi, I am looking to trade some of my tomato heirloom seeds for other rare varieties of tomato seeds. Here are the seeds i have to offer: Spears Tennessee Green, Millionare, Golden Jubilee, Gold Medal, Rose, Mary Robinson's German Bicolor,

Pineapple, Black Giant, Emerald Apple, White Queen, Amana Orange, White Oxheart, Pink German Tree, Flamingo, Green Zebra, Chocolate Stripes, Emerald Evergreen, Big Zebra, Yazon,

Mortage Lifter, Striped Cavern, Beauty Kind, Cherokee Purple, and Moonglow. Please contact me with your list, how many seeds you want (some i have only a limited amount), and the way you want me to ship them. I usually send seeds in labeled small plastic baggies with dried white rice to soak up any moisture. I also will include any information about growing the different varieties. Thank you!

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kizzyseeds
13 years ago
Are you interested in Earl's Faux?
nailah
13 years ago
Red Strips, I do not have heirloom seeds but I have Red Pepper, Jalpeno Pepper, Spinach, Cucumber, Watermelon, Egg plant, Squash, Turnip Greens, Spinich/Mustard, and others. I would like to trade for a few Purple Tomato Seeds.
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nailah
13 years ago
Red Strips I had overloked the 2 Heriloom Egg Plant I have for trade
1. Rosa Bianca
2. Long Purple-Japanese/Chinese Egg Plant

I would love a few of your Heriloom Purple Tomato seeds in trade.

Nailah
bendgirl
13 years ago
I am interested in growing heirloom tomato seeds, never done it before. Does anyone know the best place to buy them??? Thanks for your help
nabolty
13 years ago
love to have a sample of all the tomato seeds you have. 5 seeds of each.love to grow tomato.
thanks
bill
peaches0104
13 years ago
Spears Tennessee Green, Millionare, Golden Jubilee, Gold Medal, Rose, Mary Robinson's German Bicolor,
Pineapple, Black Giant, Emerald Apple, Amana Orange, White Oxheart, Pink German Tree, Flamingo, Green Zebra, Chocolate Stripes, Emerald Evergreen, Big Zebra, Yazon, Striped Cavern, Beauty Kind, and Moonglow. Please contact me with your list, how many seeds you want (some i have only a limited amount), and the way you want me to ship them. I usually send seeds in labeled small plastic baggies with dried white rice to soak up any moisture.
peaches0104
13 years ago
have to offer for trade, tomatoes of lemon peach,,mard field, cuban mara,placero & alamia,red tall vine hybrid, best boy hybrid, big boy hybrid, lemon boy,giant delisious, tomatillio purple

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