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Heirloom Beans &Corn for postage

15 years ago

I have pounds of seeds about 4 years old but beans can still germinate after 6 years and corn after 4 years . They cost me $4 per pound from "Native Seeds Search" I will probably not have a garden this year . So I will consider any offer . If you wish to distribute them to others for S.A.S.E. I can send them for reimbursement of postage , Which will be around $8 per large different variety groups . Contact as soon as possible ! thank you

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phantom_white
15 years ago
What are the varieties?

Abby
ellenp
15 years ago
Hi. I can't email you. Can you clarify "large different variety groups"?
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farmfreedom
Original Author
15 years ago
They come in one pound packages each a different variety.
The current rate for the largest flat rate the USPS offers is $14.00 I am in Mass.02724 you can reach me at farmfreedom@hotmail.com
farmfreedom
Original Author
15 years ago
this batch is all gone but I have another offer. I just bought these "ANASAZI BEANS" and I will send them out in any amount in YOUR S.A.S.E. . E-MAIL ME FOR MY ADDRESS
farmfreedom@hotmail.com

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