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HAVE: Lots of unwanted seeds, wanted lots of other seeds

11 years ago

I have lots and lots of veggie seeds left to trade. Most if not all of my veggie seeds are from commercial packages. I just put them into my own seed packets for easier storage and filing.

Most of my flower seeds are from commercial packages also. Agian the same I just put them in my own seed packets for easier storage and filing.

All of my herb seeds are from commercial packages. Also put into my own packets. I have lots of herb seeds left to trade.

They are all from 2012. I took great care to make sure they stayed as viable as I could.

I am looking for hot peppers, flowers, and whatever herbs I don't have listed for trading. My trade list is up to date as of 9/13/12. I am easily tempted with many things so go ahead and see what I have. Please send me an email with a link to your trading page, as well please leave a note that you sent an email, so I can keep a good record in my trading journal.

Thank you all for taking the time to read my post and possibly do a trade.

Kristine

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apoppyfield
11 years ago
send you mail
pinusresinosa
11 years ago
sent an e-mail
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