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6 years ago

hello :))

i have some fresh tomato seeds for exchange

Polish lingusia

Korol sibiri

Black zebra

Consoluto genovese

Belgian giant

Russina queen

White tomesol

Barkley tie die

Striped roman

Delicious

Cour di bue

have some more older seeds of tomato but whit very good germination just ask for list :))

also have armenian cucumber seeds

looking for tomato, extrem hot pepper, rare cucumbers, rare vegetebles seeds, unusual and wierd eatibles

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Cel Eddie

6 years ago

Hello...

I interested I have hot pepper seeds to trade, scotch bonnet yellow and red

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Emily Grider
6 years ago
Hi I have some Brown Russian cucumbers and Tabasco peppers to trade!
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Jae, I included a description and photo of each of the different seeds I sent you. I usually make my decisions based on data from the web - how the tomatoes grow, their yield and if I see they have done well in hot-humid climates. I also lurk over at the Tomato Forum to get some ideas. One thing to keep in mind is never dismiss or select any one tomato based on what someone else said it tasts like. Different growing conditions and the fact that everyone's taste is different are strong factors. I found some 'maters that have been HIGHLY praised by others (like Cherokee Purple) NOT to my liking and others that people pass off as bland, or not that special (My Husky Cherry Reds, for example) taste great to me. The Cherokee Purple was store bought and I could not determine ripeness. BUT I am still growing some seeds from it that Tom gave me. I believe in experimenting! Good luck with your seeds and let me know how they do for you! Maybe we can open up a tomato stand on Immokalee Rd this winter 1/2 way between fort Myers and Naples! lol
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Vickey Baldwin
6 years ago
Cel Eddie what tomato seeds are you interested in? I'd love to swap for the scotch bonnet!
Cel Eddie
6 years ago
Hello Vickey Delicious, and Barkley tie dye, would be great.
mcc371
6 years ago
I am interested in Korol sibiri, Belgian giant, Russina queen. If you have any of these left I would like to trade or I can send a SASE for them.
Tamra Fakhoorian
6 years ago
I have ghost pepper seeds and would love to swap for bush determinant tomato seeds.
AJ Kala
6 years ago
I'm interested in Black zebra, Belgian Giant, Russian Queen, White Tomesol, Cour di bue tomatoes. I have Black Krim, Cherokee purple, Sikkim cucumber, Mangalore cucumber if you are interested. or lot of herbs....
Jerry Whited
6 years ago
What kinds of older tomato seeds do you have?
Carol
6 years ago
Hello,

I have seeds that I would like to trade, below is a list of seeds I have to trade and a list of what I want. Musquee de Provence Pumpkin, and regular pumpkin ,Sprout mix, Swiss chard, Chia crown jewels, Watercress, Dates, Grapefruit seeds and organic Grapefruit, Collards, Parsnip, Honeydews, Leek bandit and I also have Ferns.

I am looking for all kinds of Tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Radish, Beets, Onions, Scallions, Carrotts, Chinese cabbage ,and regular Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Spinach, Green Beans, Basil, Oregano, Parsley, Celery, Mint, Garlic, let me know what you have .
Please contact me for exchange ,thanks

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