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HAVE: Mints and other herbs

15 years ago

I'm not having much luck with trades right now: trying to complete trades, but no follow-ups. I really want to expand my collection, so please trade only and I'm only looking for what's in my trade list, unless you can tempt me with a really cool herb or some heirloom veggie seeds.

These are the plants I have:

chocolate mint, apple mint, pineapple mint, orange mint, French Tarragon, Lemongrass, Lemon Verbena, Epazote, Lemon Thyme, Bay Tree, Lavender, Rosemary, Catnip

I also have these seeds:

thai basil, lime basil, horehound, shisho, regular thyme, cilantro, korean licorice mint (these are actually an agastache and grow true), luffah

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Comments (3)

michi81
15 years ago
Too bad because I am looking for luffah and you have it :( My loss...
bebopfox
Original Author
15 years ago
well, i am interested in your beefsteak tomato seeds, scarlet sage seeds, and cabbage seeds.
I just kept getting replies from people wanting to trade flowers or SASE. I'm really into edibles.
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bebopfox
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