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HAVE: Titan Sunflower Seeds for trade.

10 years ago

I would like to trade for Sikkim Cucumber seeds, pole beans, peas or anyother veggies that can grow in north central Wisconsin. My Titan sunflower seeds are fresh from my sunflowers grown this year (2013). My sunflowers turned out real nice this year, these seeds are from my best looking Titan sunflower.

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DraigAthar
10 years ago
I'd love some of your sunflower seeds. I garden in NH, and all of the seeds currently in my trade list are tomatoes and peppers I saved from my own garden. I think I also have some extra snap peas and shelling peas around, they are commercial seed from last year, I think they are sugar sprint and dakota. I've got lots of greens, too, like kale and chard and cabbage, all good for colder climates. Let me know what you're interested in!
bluee19
9 years ago
Are you still trading? I am looking for sunflower seeds.
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