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The Seed Exchange
robthegeek

have: roma tomato seeds non-gmo heirloom

robthegeek
11 years ago

I have a bunch of Roma tomato seeds. I like collecting different varieties of tomato and sunflowers. If you have some of those let me know. If you don't no worries, message me and I'll give you my address for you to send a SASE, I'll hook you up.

Peace
Rob

This post was edited by robthegeek on Sun, Apr 14, 13 at 0:48

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