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Wanted: Maine Tomato Berry seeds

lady_alicia Zone 5/6 PA

12 years ago

I had received some from a member a few years back, planted them and really liked them. I know I saved some since they were heirlooms, but I can't find them anywhere and I'm so upset. If anyone has any, can I please have some? I'll send stamps, envies, trade from my list (and a special list I have of other heirloom veggies).

Thank you so much!

Alicia

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caw_in_zn5
12 years ago
I have them..........send me an email, we've traded before. Cheryl
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