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Tomato Exchange

HAVE: Looking to divest myself of some tomato seed

13 years ago

This is what is on my trade list right now - I will update the list as I run out of stuff.

I'm happy to send seed for nothing in exchange (a SASE would be great), but being an addict, I'm always open to hear what you have in exchange.

If you need a specific quantity, tell me because I haven't done a careful inventory recently - I'll get back to you with exactly how many I have for you.

OP:

Ananas Noire

Belyi Native

Berkely Tie Dye

Big Rainbow

Black Cherry

Black Krim

Brandywine OTV

Carbon

Cherokee Purple

German Red Strawberry

Gold Medal

Golden Cherokee

Golden Ponderosa

Green Grape

Lumpy Red

Marianna's Peace

Marmande

Mavritanskite

Moskvich

New Big Dwarf

Paul Robeson

Red Brandywine

Red Star

Rutgers

Siletz

Sophie's Choice

Striped Roman

Stupice

Zagadka

HYBRID:

Big Beef

Gold Nugget

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Comments (7)

columbine21
13 years ago
Sending email!

Rebekah
cleo88
Original Author
13 years ago
For all those that responded, all envelopes went to the Post Office today!

Here is what is left at the moment - check the link if you want to know for sure since I am keeping the trade list up to date.

Black Cherry
Black Krim
Brandywine OTV
Gold Medal
Golden Ponderosa
Green Grape
Lumpy Red
Marianna's Peace
Moskvich
Red Brandywine
Rutgers
Striped Roman

In lieu of postage, I am asking people to contribute a few dollars or old towels to your local humane society.
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lisa-regina
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Sending an e-mail...Lisa
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flowerchildky
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Hello,
I would love to have some seed if you have any left.
I aleady contribute to ASPCA and Ky Humane Society here in Louisville...I can send a sasbe

I am new to tomato growing- I love them! My Mom, who is 88 years old loves them too!

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Please let me know
thanks,
Linda

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