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HAVE: veggie seeds, all sorts

18 years ago

I have Mangetout Carouby and Snowflake snap pea, Calabrese broccoli, Charentais canteloupe, Carentan and Lincoln leek, Yellow of Parma and Borettana Cippolini onion, Fino fennel and bouquet dill, lemon, lime, Genovese, purple Ararat, and Napolitano basil seeds. Also Lorz

Italian softneck garlic bulbs. Am interested in uncommon shallots, leeks, garlics, and heirloom tomatoes. (Opalka, anyone?)

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