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Need Flowers, have heirloom veg to trade....

12 years ago

Hi.. updated my list..things went fast but I still have heirlooms and unsual veg to trade for my wants..right now which are unusual/ organic, non-GMO Veggies or flower seeds (Annuals) that will grow in full sun...PLEASE CHECK OUT MY UPDATED EXCHANGE/TRADE LIST THANKS FRO SPECIFICS....

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Ellen100
12 years ago
I have seeds for tall(3-4') red poppies if you can use them. I'm looking for chard or summer squash seeds.
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