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BlueridgeBelle_GW (Zone 6b) Western NC

8 years ago

I have extra German Johnson tomato seeds and Harris Model Parsnip seeds that are commercial & untreated. You can have either or both. Message me for the address to send a SASE. I think a regular envelope with one stamp will work, as both are small and flat. Appx 20 seeds of each - can send to several people. Happy Holidays!

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Karen (Nebr)

8 years ago

I will msg you shortly

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Jenna Johnson
8 years ago
Interested in the tomato, please pm
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BlueridgeBelle_GW (Zone 6b) Western NC
Original Author
8 years ago
Jenna, I am not able to message you. Please turn on message capabilities.
BlueridgeBelle_GW (Zone 6b) Western NC
Original Author
8 years ago
This offer is now closed - Enjoy!
Paula Ray
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
I would love to get some German Johnson Tomato seeds please. I would also like to try the parsnips if that is ok.
Peggy
8 years ago
I am interested in the tomato seeds if you still have some available. Thank you!
Cel Eddie
8 years ago
do u still have tomato seeds, if so I would love some?
Carol
8 years ago
DO you still have the tomato seeds ?

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