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Looking for Pepper seeds, will trade

14 years ago

Hi all,

I am looking for these seed types (all on Slow Food's Ark of Taste). If anyone has any of these seed types, I would be very interested. I have some seeds to trade. Thanks in advance.

Beaver Dam Pepper

Bull Nose Large Bell Pepper

Fish Pepper

Hinkelhatz Hot Pepper

Jimmy Nardello's Sweet Italian Frying Pepper

Sheepnose Pimiento

Wenk's Yellow Hot Pepper

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rdback
14 years ago
I see you posted on the Exchange Forum as well. Hopefully someone will be along and help you out.

Good luck.

Rick
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wickedmojo
14 years ago
I have some Jimmy Nardello's and may be getting some Hinkelhatz from a friend in the next week or so.

I'd be willing to trade or even just send ya a few for a sase
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