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wanted: wanted- tomato/pepper seeds

10 years ago

This is my first year gardening and starting from seed, I would just like to try some new and different varieties without having to commit to buying a whole pack of seeds. I would only need a few of the seeds so if you have several kinds, a few of each is what I had in mind. Can trade, but like I said I'm new so I don't have much to trade. Thanks, I hope we can work something out. :)

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jimryder
10 years ago
Sending you an email.
jimryder
10 years ago
Sending you an email.
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cryptid
10 years ago
Just sent you an email. :)
zzackey
10 years ago
I would like to have some of each of your beans and your zucchini. I will tell you what tomatoes I have tomorrow.
YoliS
10 years ago
Hi. I have tomatoes, peppers. What do you have to trade. ysickles@hotmail.com
LogyMcKae
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you all! I am still interested, in trading, if anyone else is!
wally_1936
10 years ago
Have you tried;
http://wintersown.org/wseo1/Free_Seeds.html

They have a very large selection for a SASE.
forgetmenot_orlando
10 years ago
I sent you an email if you are still looking.

Karen

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