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WANTED: Grapes

ReptileAddiction

10 years ago

I am looking for some grapes. Particularly green seedless ones and wine grapes but I will be interested in any. I would be interested in plants and cuttings. I have to trade cuttings of my black seedless grape and blueberries. I have a few other things that I might be willing to sacrifice so if there is something you want just ask. I would be interested in cuttings or plants. Thanks

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beth_b_kodiak
10 years ago
I have a lot of Concord vines and could trade, maybe for black seedless cuttings
ReptileAddiction
Original Author
10 years ago
I would be very interested in concord. Do you have a seedless strain or not? It doesnt matter that much to me but I would like to know. Also, do you have cuttings or plants? I would take either.
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beth_b_kodiak
10 years ago
OK, you need to unblock your email for members.
The grapes are seeded and best used for jelly, juice and maybe vino.
ReptileAddiction
Original Author
10 years ago
There, I have unlocked my email. Are they the concord that is used for fresh eating too?

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