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Have tall Red Rocket Snapdragon seeds, Squash seeds

14 years ago

Have Red Rocket Snapdragon seeds saved from garden. These bloomed all summer until 2nd freeze. Also various colors of Marigolds, Morning Glory, Acorn and Butternut squash.

Trade for herb seeds to grow inside this winter: Basil, Thyme, Oregano, and whatever you have.

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Comments (4)

ddkcat
14 years ago
Would like to trade for your snaps - here's what I have in herbs: Cardoon
Chives
Lemon balm

Doreen.
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
Hi sewwht,

Welcome to The Seed Exchange.

Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for instructions on getting your Pember Page email link set up so you can easily be reached for trades.

Happy Trading!

Sue...chemocurl
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i would like some red seeds look on my list and see if i have anything you would be interested in thanks oswego

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