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have: key lime seeds/want hot peppers

16 years ago

I just made a couple of Key Lime pies and have a bunch of seeds. Key Limes WILL come true to type.

I am looking for some special types of Hot peppers,

Chocolate Habanero

Bhut Jolokia

Naga Jolokia

Trinidad Scorpion pepper

Hawaiian Sweet Hot pepper

Kung Pao

Devils Tongue

I have a long list of hot pepper seeds that I have already obtained. If you have an unusual Hot Pepper, Try me, I may not have heard of it or have it yet.

Thanks for looking.

Darren

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Comments (5)

graanieb
16 years ago
Hi Darren, welcome -I've been here so long feel entitled to greet you.
I'd love Key Lime seeds, wish we were closer, would really love trees, about to get some locally, especially wanting Mandarins.

Let me know if you're interested in Jalapeno, Hot Lemon Pepper and Serano Chili?

thank you,
GraanieB
greenthumdfamily
16 years ago
Hey,darren I would love to trade so I'm sending you a direct email be on the look out for my email address which is jengrows@aol.com
thanks, jenn
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The Citrus Guy
Original Author
16 years ago
I've still got some Key Lime seeds. For the folks that are in colder climates, Key Limes can be grown in pots. That is how I grow mine. You can slide it into a sunroom or a warm garage with some grow lights.
Let me know about those Hot peppers you might have.
Thanks!
Darren
recipesaver2
16 years ago
Hello Darren,

Saw your post and couldn't resist saying hello. When you get done with your seed trades, drop me a note and lets compare what we have extra of. I think I have a thing or two on your want list.

Warm regards,
Jean
recipesaver2
jeanss@hughes.net
ibartoo
16 years ago
Hi Darren, I would love to trade, we live close too. I have some fresh atomic starfish pepper seeds and in a few weeks I will have some seeds from pinnochios nose peppers that i grew this year. If you are interested in trading, email me.
thanks, L

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