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WANTED: wanted tomato, pepper, cucumber seeds

16 years ago

I have been checking my garden needs, and find myself in need of a few more seeds. I am looking mostly for hierloom varieties, but will be happy with what I can get.

here is my trade list

Giant Alantic Pumpkin

Tansy

goldenrod

orange cosmo

marigold

Blue Columbine

mixed columbine

Lunaria anua (commonly called Honesty, Money Plant, Moonwort, Satin Flower and Silver Dollars)

pink Hollyhock

Stinging Nettle Urtica dioica

Dill

Wormwood artemsia absinthium,

Bok Choy

kentucky wonder beans

Strawberry Rhubarb

castor bean

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Comments (3)

sweet_marie
16 years ago
Hi, I have all heirloom varieties of veggies, can trade you cukes, peppers and tomatoes, please see my trade list...

I would gladly trade you for some giant atlantic pumpkin, tansy and orange cosmo seeds. What is strawberry rhubarb?

Thanks,
Marie
luckynes13
Original Author
16 years ago
I would love to do a trade with you. Strawberry Rhubarb is a particulary sweet type of rhubarb plant that has red stalks.
Rhubarb is a perenial garden plant, that is used for making sauces compotes, jams, pies and wines, and crumbles. Maybe more.
I will email you
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sweet_marie
16 years ago
Sounds great....as far as I knew there was not much variety in rhubarb, a sweeter version would be nice! yum!

I replied to your email, let me know if you didn't get it.

Thanks,
Marie

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