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HAVE: Organic Heirloom Tomatoes - Local Pickup 19335

21 years ago

Hey everyone! (I posted this on the other forum by accident) I have - on my porch - extra tomato plants I grew from seed. I live in Downingtown, PA. Here are the varities, and # of plants:

Yellow Brandywine - 2

Brandywine - 2

Amish Paste - 3

Green Zebra - 4

Paul Robeson - 5

Aunt Ruby's German Green - 6

Dr Wyche's Yellow - 2

Costoluto Genovese - 4

They are free for the taking - just let me know. If you want to swap a small piece of something that would be cool too!

Ginny

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