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HAVE: Tomatillo - (Green tomato like for salsa)

14 years ago

I have 3 trades of 25 seeds of this vegetable.

Kindly note this plant really needs a full 3 months of hot weather to grow. When it grows it needs tall sturdy staking and a good 3 feet between plants.

I'm looking for:

Heirloom Chocolate Cherry Tomato

Indoor "Tiny Tim" or "Tumbler" variety tomato

I don't need a ton of tomato seed for trade. I keep seeds of tomato that I like.

Also love perennial flowers or bright annuals.

Cheers,

Peggy

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