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Vegetable Exchange

HAVE: have garlics / red worms

20 years ago

I HAVE garlics seed and red worms for SASE for exchange of tomatos heirloms seeds vegetables if posdsible organic,

June Flamme, rose d berne , purple cherokee, polish languisa, etc..please contact me via e-mail

Thanks

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lisart
20 years ago
I have some purple cherokee and polish linguisa seeds I would trade for some of your garlic. I can only do small trades on these seeds (up to 5 of each), but I also have some other heirloom tomato seeds too. Please e-mail me and we can talk!

LisaRT
goddessemer6
20 years ago
I'd like to send a SASBE for the garlic unless there is something on my list you'd like to trade for?

~Rose
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trudyjean82
20 years ago
If you still have the red worms I have various heirloom tomatoes. Are these Red Wigglers used for vermicomposting. If so I am interested if you still have some available. TIA, trudyjean
Lady
20 years ago
I am also interested in your red worms. Any chance you stil have some available?

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