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Fresh Asian vegetable seeds to trade

14 years ago

I have some fresh asian vegetable seeds to trade that included Chinese winter melon or ton qwa , Thai basil, kobocha squash , Korean melon... and more.

I am looking for Persian cucumber or other Asian vegetable that i don't have.

Please , post here and get in touch if youÂd like to trade seeds.

Thanks,

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Comments (3)

reina_organica
14 years ago
want to trade. will email you.
reyna1
14 years ago
I'm interested in your pineapple sage and kaffir lime.
let me know if you have to trade.
Danny
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Original Author
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Hi Danny,
I am out of pineapple sage seed but I have seedling, if you interested in trading plant.

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