HAVE: Flowers and a couple of vegetable seeds

15 years ago

Please check out my list and see if there are any seeds you'd like to trade for. if you're interested, I'll check out yours and we can swap.

I'm especially interested in easy germinating seeds from shrubs or easily propagated cuttings. Unfortunately I don't have plants to trade, but I'd be willing to trade several packs of seeds for one cutting. (or seed packets 1 to 1)

thanks!

Estelle

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