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WANTED: Vegetable Plants for the Raleigh Swap

12 years ago

Anyone bringing vegetable plants to the Raleigh swap? I am planting Trombone squash, Malabar Spinach and I have a few each of eggplant, bell peppers and several tomato varieties to share. I am looking for different varieties of tomatoes, mildly hot peppers and any unusual veggie plants. I will add these to my Trade List later today.

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trianglejohn
12 years ago
Ralph - my veggie seedlings are a little behind and won't be ready by swap time. I'll catch up with you in a couple of weeks and tell you what I have extra.

(Tammy, if you're reading this - I'll keep you informed also)
solaknc
12 years ago
Ralph, I can bring a few tomatos for you. Black & brown boar, Juanita Flamme, Azoychka, and Green giant.
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mad_about_mickey
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I have Black krim tomato seedlings.
Hollyclyff
12 years ago
Ralph - could you save me a trombone squash plant please? I have an extra Mexibell pepper and a few extra tomatoes - Bush Early Girl, Solar Fire, German Johnson and Victoria (paste) that I'm bringing.
Ralph Whisnant
Original Author
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I have the following varieties of tomato that I can bring if anyone is interested: Cherokee Purple; Burpee Early Treat; Roman Candle and Gold Gem. The latter is a Park seed orange cherry tomato hybrid from China. I also have Gretel Eggplant.

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