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HAVE: 'Chilly Chili' Ornamental Pepper seeds

16 years ago

I'm new to this site and gardening. I've recently acquired a 'Chilly Chili' Ornamental Pepper Plant and have had luck extracting the seeds which are now growing in 2 seperate pots in my home. I'm interested in trading some of these seeds for unusual or interesting plants I can hang inside my home and on back porch in summer months.

If interested send me an email = SmilinIrishEyezz@SBCGlobal.net

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