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Have Various Vegetable seeds want other seeds listed

12 years ago

* EGGPLANT long purple 1 traded 1 left

* Radicchio palla rosa 1

* Tomato Roma 2

* Brussels sprouts long island improved 1 traded 1 left

* Cabbage pok Choi white stem 1

* Swiss chard rainbow mixture 2

* Lettuce Cimarron 1

* Lettuce mesclun mix 1

* Rutabaga American purple top 2

* Garlic chives 2

* Leek large American flag 2

* Cilantro slow bolt 2

* Parsley Italian flat leaf 1

* Oregano common Italian 1

* Okra Clemson spineless 1

* Pinkish to bluish purple Lupine 17 pkts of approx 100 seeds.

* Raspberry seeds for late fall planting (in non-freeze areas you will have to refrigerate them for at least 30 days)

Seeds I am looking for:

* (Acer maple) (red rubrum beni atropurpureum) (dissectum filigree)

* Any large tasty tomato

* Crimson Frost Birch

* Fern spores Ostrich,cinnamon,interupted,goldies,christmas,sword, types, something that can grow in zone 6,in a shady part of a back yard.

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Comments (2)

mastergarder2003
12 years ago
Hello John JD , I would love for you to check my list and pick some things. I would like your pak of Lupines and your lettuce, and your mesc.mix. If you can find 3 things too. I do have fresh Garlic Bulblets ready for planting and to harvest cloves next late spring early summer when they start to turn brown on top. I do have some scallion onions Newly harvested. and lots on my list. thanks /Bon Please email me.
Iris ( ranegrow ) z7 Maryland
12 years ago
Hi JohnJD ,

I would love to trade for some of your Lupine seeds , oregano and raspberry seeds , I have tomato seeds I can send you that fit the big and tasty criteria ;-) Let me know !!

Iris
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