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WANTED: Tomatillo transplants-preferably purple

9 years ago

Hi everybody! I managed to kill all but one of my tomatillo seedlings, so I would like to trade for a few more. I can send Ground Cherries after my Seed Savers order comes in next week, or I think I have some little pepper plants, 1 Cayenne and 3 that were from a mix of Sweet Banana and Corno di Toro. :) Let me know if you'd like to trade!

Thanks!

Kim

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thejosh626
9 years ago
Hey Kim! I know this post is quite old. But soon my tamerillo seedlings will be ready to ship so if you still would like one I can reserve it for you :) unfortunately they are red variety.
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