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Wanted: Peter Pepper Seeds

16 years ago

I want some Peter Pepper seeds (about 10 or so will do). Mine were several years old (no place to plant while renting) and are no longer viable.

I have for trade: Pride of Barbados, Espiranza, Mexican Petunia (Ruellia, tall variety)in Pink and Purple, Pink Mimosa, Loofa, Birdhouse Gourd, Hosta "August Lily" (very frangrant old hosta). Have others as well, but can think of all right now. If you're looking fr something specific, let me know and I can see if I have it.

Thanks,

Judy

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nardbarn1
16 years ago
I'll send some peter pepper seeds. Would like Loofa and Birdhouse gourd seeds please. Bill Barnard, 3423 Glouchester Lane, Greensboro, NC, USA 336-288-4160
sunnydove
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks for the replies. Iappreciate them.

Judy
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Xtal in Central TX, zone 8b
15 years ago
Sunnydove,

Where in 8b are you? Would you happen to have any Pride of Barbados seeds left? I don't have any pepper seeds, but I do have white rain lily, Candlestick Bush, Flowering Senna, "Apple Blossom" amaryllis, and others if you'll email me.

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