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lovegardening84

HAVE: non gmo heirloom tomato seeds

11 years ago

Every year I add new non gmo heirloom tomatoes to my grow list, but I only use 2-3 seeds out of each pack! This year I have
Mortgage lifter
Rutgers
German lunchbox
Kellogg
Black Krim
Tomatoberry
Sungold
Beefmaster
Sun sugar
Tigerella
Brandywine
Pink honey
Hillbilly
I will trade for new types of tomatoes. I grow just about everything in my garden and flower seeds are welcome too!

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