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HAVE: Veggie seeds to trade

11 years ago

Hi there,

I just created an exchange list (finally) so please check it out and let me know if you'd like to trade. I have GOBS of squash seeds in particular, I saved so many last year I'll never be able to use them all. But check out the rest of my list, too. And if you have something to trade that isn't on my 'want' list, ask me anyway. I love learning how to grow new things, so I'm always up for seeds I've never had before. :)

Here's the list:

http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/draigathar?7042

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Comments (7)

gthayes
11 years ago
I would be interested to trade for you Hailstone Radish, Chilcostle Pepper, and Costeno amarillo Pepper. Take a look at my list and see if there is anything that you would be interested in.
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DraigAthar
Original Author
11 years ago
gthayes, I would be interested in your chocolate habanero, moon and stars watermelon, and mortgage lifter tomato. Let me know if this is acceptable! :)
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carl95
11 years ago
draigathar i sent u an email
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Margie Crawford
11 years ago
Hi - I'm interested in your purple tomatillo, guajillo pepper, chilhuacle rojo pepper, and hailstone radish (if any left). Please send me an email if you're interested in a trade. Thanks! Margie
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aquadragonfly
11 years ago
Hey,
I am sending you an email so we can maybe set up a trade. I have to list what I have that might interest you.
Please get back to me when you can so we can work on a trade :) Aqua
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avidgardener25
11 years ago
I am interested in orange Peter pepper if you would like to trade for anything on my list. Thanks
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domesticdiana
11 years ago
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