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shay_gw

HAVE: Ornamental grass and tomatoes for trade

17 years ago

Two years ago i moved from a big yard to a townhouse and ridiculously thought I'd give up gardening. I gave away all my unique seeds and now I'm desperate to fill every square inch of my 8x8 patio..

I have the following to trade:

Ornamental Grasses

Little bluestem

Cyperus Glaber

Bronzina Grass

Pony tails

morning star sedge

Veggies/herbs

Ilde cherry tomatoes

Tiny tim

Cylindra beets

Tigerella tomato

parsley italian giant

sweet basil

dill

oregano

rosemary

Flowers

Common Camas

Nemophilla Penny Black

WANTED:

Cosmos - sonata carmine

Rudbeckia - Marmalade

Calendula

tithonia -Fiesta Del sol

butterfly weed

Tomatoes

Interesting/different ones

prolific grape or cherry tomatoes

Peppers - Peter pepper

basil - purple

Or something interesting/unique/scandelous for container gardening. Try me.

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