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HAVE: Burpee's Organic Vegetable/Herb Seeds

18 years ago

I have the following commercial vegetable/herb seed packs available for trade. All are packed for 2005 and I will send the full packet for each trade. These packets are available for trade only as I purchased a lot specifically for trading.

Beet 'Detroit Dark Red, Medium Top'

Broccoli 'Green Sprouting Calabrese'

Carrot 'Chantenay'

Carrot "Danvers 126"

Catnip

Cucumber 'Straight Eight'

Cucumber 'Sumter'

Eggplant 'Long Purple'

Lavender (Burpee's Perennial Zones 6-9)

Lettuce 'Gourmet Blend'

Okra 'Clemson spineless 80'

Pea 'Burpees Progress No 9'

Pepper 'California Wonder'

Pumpkin - Jack-O-Lantern

Radish 'Cherry Belle'

Sage

Sunflower "Mammoth"

Sweet Corn 'Honey & Cream'

Tomato 'Beefsteak'

I have lots of other vegetable seeds for trade as well (not organic).

Check out my trade list and let me know if you are intereted in trading. I prefer to do multiple trades with each person if possible. Thanks...Heather

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sherrie
18 years ago
Hi Heather!
I am interested in a few things you have. Please have a look at my list and let me know if you'd like to trade. Thanks, Sherrie

PS - I have a store bought packet of Lavatera 'Mont Blanc',grows to 24", if your interested in that as well.
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