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Vegetable Exchange

HAVE: Various Vegetable Seeds

lovesherflowers

12 years ago

I have various vegetable seeds to offer for trade:

Pepper- Hungarian Hot Yellow Wax

Tomato- Bradley

Pole Green Beans- Kentucky Wonder

Sweet Corn- Obsession Hybrid

Okra- Jade

Okra- Clemson Spineless

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Comments (3)

hdibikerchick
12 years ago
I am a newbie looking to try some vegetable gardening. I would like to try some pole beans and some okra too. I'm not sure what the difference is between the two different okra's that you offer but, I'm game for what ever you have. You can let me know by replying to this message or by contacting me by email defrancoluv2ryd@msn.com

Thank you very much!
Christine
hdibikerchick
12 years ago
I've got the seeds! Thanks so much!!!
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yogastef
12 years ago
I'm interested in your seeds, too. I don't know if you still have them, I just realized this is an old post. My email is balletstef@att.net. I have some vegetable seeds I can offer you in trade, if you'd like them...

Stephenie

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