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The Seed Exchange
forneysp

Have: Heirloom/Open Pollinated Tomatoes

7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago

I have Blush, Black Cherry, Italian Heirloom, Large Barred Boar, SSE Mexico Midget cross (not original very small tomato), Cherokee Purple, Berkley Green Tie Die

Want: Sweet Peppers, semi hot peppers (no extreme), perennial flowers, pole beans, dry beans for soup, flowers that bees love, or tasty veggies.

I'm in zone 6b

I also have some mystery pepper seeds that I think are Corno Di Toro, but they could be jimmy nardello. Let me know if you want to a surprise pepper and we can figure out what it is together. Sorry... lost the label!

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