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countryladies14

Pepper Seed Exchange

11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago

Hi All,

I know it is late in the season, but next season we will have a lot of pepper seeds up for trade. Let us know if you are looking for any particular kind. We are looking for super hots, and any other interesting ornamental or sweet pepper. Will make a list at the end of the season. Right now for trade we have red ghost, red savina habanero and paprika. At the end of the season we will have over 100 different kinds.

Please email me at kim@purplegoo.ca for more information.

Thanks!

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