HAVE: Giant Mammoth Sunflower Seeds!

11 years ago

The Junior Master Gardening Club has a gazillion Giant Mammoth Sunflower Seeds for trade!

They are willing to trade for anything. :0)

They are eagerly watching the email to find traders. They have a map of the United States and are marking off each state they trade with.

Thank you so much for trading with them. They have really enjoyed this summer!

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pinusresinosa
11 years ago
I have some Alaska pea that I could send in trade. I already have lots of sunflower seeds, but this sounds like fun... and I have lots of family with lots of kids that would love some sunflowers. E-mail me!
Margie Crawford
11 years ago
I'd be happy to trade for sunflowers! Take a look at my list and let me know what you'd like! Margie
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Logrus9
11 years ago
I would be interested in some. I have heirloom Student parsnip seeds right now.
MoonFire
11 years ago
I have fresh red cypress vine seeds, red cardinal vine seeds, mimosa tree seeds...would any of these be a good trade for the sunflower seeds?...please let me know...thanks :)
kwolfe0
11 years ago
I'd love some sunflowers! Sending you an email.
toocrazy
11 years ago
Who do we email? I have seeds to trade too!
Love-dirt
11 years ago
I would love to try my hand at a mammoth. I have a few different kinds of tomato seeds (black krim, lemon burgess, just a to name a few) not sure if you want veggies or flowers. I have blue morning glorys and black eyed susans.

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