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HAVE: Loose- Leaf Lettuce seeds

20 years ago

This lettuce lasted from October through April, before finally going to seed. It's green, loose-leaf, and very tasty! I'm looking forward to planting it again this fall, but I have, literally, HUNDREDS of seeds. I would like to trade some lettuce seeds for something else. I'm Zone 7 and I'm in Oklahoma.

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