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Wanting some trading some.

14 years ago

Hello there. Like many this year IÃ¢ÂÂm on a really tight budget. Looking to exchange for seeds instead of buying. I would also like to spread some of the extra seeds that I have. Hoping to harvest more of my own and have the following varieties to exchange next time around.

All of my seeds are open pollinated. No hybrids I would like the same in exchange please.

Here are some seeds I have:

Tomato - Striped German

Tomato - Valencia

Tomato - Black Prince

Tomato - Green Zebra

Tomato - Cherokee Green

Tomato - Cherokee Purple

Tomato - Great White

Tomato - Brandywine

Pepper - CA Wonder

Pepper - Cayenne

Pepper - Jalapeno

Cucumber - Marketmore

Looking for the following variety or similar:

Tomato - Bellstar

Kale - Red Russian

Kale - Dinosaur

Squash - Waltham Butternut

Sugar snap Pea - any

Corn - Painted Mountain or similar early flour

Radish - any

Dill - bouquet

Cucumber - any good for pickling

Bush bean - any

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shajen
14 years ago
I've got Red Russian kale and Golden Sweet snap peas, and some kind of dill but I'll have to check which. I have a couple of bush dry beans, but not green beans (though I've got some pole green beans). If that's of interest, drop me a line. I'd be interested in your Black Prince and Valencia tomatoes.
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