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WANTED: Brandywine

midnightsmum (Z4, ON)

14 years ago

I`m looking for a few viable seeds - don`t need a lot! Not sure what I have to trade as I haven't been growing for a couple of years - some annual poppy seeds, mostly doubles and shredded petals; lunaria; maybe some heritage beans. Let me know and I'll check my box of goodies!!

TIA, Nancy.

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wildflwer_2
14 years ago
Hi midnightsmum
I do have brandy Wine Tomatoes also a long list of Heirlooms,
check my exchange list and send me an email.
Wildflower_2
Mari11
14 years ago
Hi midnightsmum ,
I have couple tomatoes which I grow every year because of their good quality fruits and high productivity . One of them is Pink Giant - about 1lb fruits of pink/purple color, very sweet, with thin skin. It's great for salads. Other is Red Plum -huge productivity, 3oz fruits for all purpose use: salads, canning, juicing.
If you want only Brandywine -I ordered it this year from Reimer seeds, but there was only 20 seeds, so I can send you not more than 5 of them(sorry!)
What I am interested from your list - cleome and lunaria.
Please, send me email to this address: mburova1(at)gmail.com.
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