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WANTED: Pole beans, beets, yello beans and peas

11 years ago

I have tried Jade, Romas and Bluelake green beens in past. Wanted to try some pole bean varieties before I invest in one particular variety. Would like to try peas other than Early Alaska, which did well. Game for any beets and yellow wax beans to try before I invest in larger quantities. Can do sase or bubble packs if anyone can share 30 seeds or so.. Thanks, Penny

Comments (2)

skyblue52
11 years ago
Hello I have beet seeds. Hybrid Harrier, and Ruby queen. Send me your address Susan
pduck42
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks Susan!! I send you an email.

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