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popmama (Colorado, USDA z5)

8 years ago

When I ordered the Patty Pan squash seeds, Baker seeds sent some free sample seeds. I also ordered Crimson Clover and ordered way too many. There are enough of those for several people unless you plan on planting more than an acre! Ha. If anyone has use for these, let me know and we can arrange to get them to you.

Tomato Black Vernissage

Carrot Cosmic Purple

Crimson Clover

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Oladon
8 years ago
I would love some of the purple carrots. Grew them last year and loved them, but ran out of seeds!

I'll message you with some options. :)
gjcore
8 years ago
I'm interested in the clover.
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popmama (Colorado, USDA z5)
Original Author
8 years ago
Carrots and clover are gone. I still have the tomato seeds. I think I'll offer them on our local Nextdoor.

I also have lots of holly hock seeds from last year if anyone is interested. Otherwise, I'll bring those to the Fall swap.

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