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The Seed Exchange
jessica_tillie

Globe Tomato Seeds for trade

9 years ago

I have globe tomato seeds I'll trade. I am interested in herbs, veggies and perennials mostly flowers I can grow inside since it's winter I'm new to this but I have morning Glory and marigolds sprouting in my window it makes me smile. The Coneflower is doing nothing. Any advice or seeds you think grow well in a window.

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