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minal_gw

Have New Zealand Spinach and other seeds

shabbu
14 years ago

Hello,

I have the below seeds available:

1) New Zealand spinach (Baker Creek Heirloom 2010) - 50 seeds

2) Catnip (Pine Tree Garden 2009) - 50 to 100 seeds

3) Red Cored Chantenay Carrot(Pine Tree Garden 2009) - 50 to 100 seeds

4) Evergreen Bunching Heshiko Onion (Pine Tree Garden 2009) - 50 seeds

5) Early Wonder Beet (Pine Tree Garden 2009) - 50 seeds

6) Cherry Belle Radish (Pine Tree Garden 2009) - 30 seeds

7) Detroit Dark Red Beet(Burpee 2009)- 50 to 100 seeds

8) White Lisbon Bunching Onion (Burpee 2009) - 50 to 100 seeds

9) White Icicle Radish (Burpee 2009) - 50 to 100 seeds

  1. Cherry Belle Radish (Burpee 2009) - 50 to 100 seeds

  2. Cilantro coriander (American Seed) 50 to 100 seeds

thanks.

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