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Winter Sowing Exchange

HAVE: Leftover seeds!

15 years ago

I have some seeds left over from my winter sowing. I have planted all I want from my list. Will hold for postage or will Trade for something Different. Can also trade for seed baggies or stickers. Please have a look and see if there is something you would like.

Here is a link that might be useful: trade list

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ms_minnamouse
15 years ago
I would love some seeds but really don't have much in exchange. What kind of seed baggies do you need? Maybe I have those or could pick some up?

I'm interested in your:
Nannyberry
Yellowhorn
sherrih
15 years ago
HI, I sent you an email.
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jensyen ( z7 MD )
15 years ago
Hi, I would be interested in trading for your Morning Glory mix and Double pink & Double coral Poppies. Please take a look at my trade list and let me know if I have anything you want. Thanks for looking, Jen
aquawise
Original Author
15 years ago
closed!
toybee
15 years ago
hi. I see you're closed but thought I would try just in case you might want a trade. I don't have any seeds but I can send you some small yellow envelopes for seeds if you're interested. I'd be interested in any of your pepper, tomatos and sweet cicily that you have left. Thanks! Please email if you're interested.

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