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HAVE: Pepper Seeds For Trade...!

goodseedcharlie

11 years ago

Hello I have freshly harvested Apache Hot Pepper, Ring of Fire, Hot Portugal, Sweet Cherry belle and Hot Caribbean Red Habanero pepper seeds for trade. All are extremely Hot (except belle cherry) and tasty. I am looking to trade for anything that grows well in humidity (mostly Veggies) as it seems to be a little humid in the little indoor greenhouse I have built. let me know if interested!

Thanks

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tcskitten
11 years ago
Hi there, its Nov 15 2012 here....and I am just reading your offer for Pepper seeds. Do you still happen to have any now?
goodseedcharlie
Original Author
11 years ago
Hi Kitten, Yes I still have seeds to trade! send me an email if you like at bigbadd69@hotmail.com

Thanks
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