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stargazer943

HAVE: Heirloom veggies

16 years ago

I have to trade Cherokee Trail of Tears pole beans, Yellow wax pencil pod beans, Jubilee tomatos, Black from Tula tomatos, Rio tomatos, Yellow straight squash, zuchinni, and Homestead tomato seeds. I am looking for Red Malabar Spinach, Dragon's Tongue beans, Rattlesnake pole beans, and Different types of squash seeds. Open to other heirloom trades, what do you have?

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