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WANTED: Tomato seed for 2008 season

19 years ago

I am always interested in trying different tomato varieties, especially ones that will do well in short growing seasons. Has any one considered yet what they will have to trade for next years growing season, if so, then I would love to hear from you.

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mulch_heavy
19 years ago
Golden Queen, Yellow Pear, Brandywine, Tiny Tim, sweetie cherry type, a cherry orange type, bush beef steak. Those are the types I should have.
cziga
19 years ago
I sent you an email, did you get it?
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wildflwer_2
19 years ago
I will have all the seeds that are listed in my exchange list.
I have seeded them all to get fresh seeds.
There will be 4 new ones that are not listed. I will renew my list soon.

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