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HAVE: I have some vegetable seeds for trade

10 years ago

Hello, newbie here first post! i have some vegetables for trade! If you take a look at my trade list let me know what you are interested in and what you are willing to trade. I am looking for anything delicious or practical such as fruits,vegetables, and even flowers that attract butterflies or hummingbirds! Tree seeds would be good too! Send me an email and let me know if you are interested!

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HAVE: Some seeds to trade: Check my trade list.
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Hi, I am a part of my agricultural class at school and we created a fully indoor, self-sustained hydroponics system. However, as we are a public charter school, we have limited resources and are looking for donations. anything you can offer would be amazing. we can offer payment for shipping or SASBE. If you consider making a donation, please email me at makenziejordyn@yahoo.com Thank you so much, Jordyn P.S. We are just now learning how to start from seed, so any kind of donations you make would be appreciated. Plant sales will be used to help fund the school and excess produce will be donated to a local soup kitchen. :D
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I would be interested in trading for the following items from your trade list. Sweet William-Sooty Chinese Delphinium-pink Brachycome Check out my trade list and let me know if you're interested in trading. Thanks Heather Here is a link that might be useful: Gardenweb Trade List
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I would like to trade with you for some Hosta seeds that will grow in zone 9 , all I have to trade is 5 different kinds of lettuce , pick one , from Hungery, The Netherland, Turkey or from California.
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