HAVE: Cleaned out the seed box! Ready to trade!

10 years ago

I'm in Zone 5 and do know the perennials will do just fine! Please if you don't think you have anything to trade . . please ask. I'm pretty flexible and have lots to trade!!

Thanks! Happy Gardening!

Kim

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ddkcat
10 years ago
Hi - would like to trade for your two pink zinnia and daylily; could I send you my list? Doreen.
jimryder
10 years ago
Sent you an email.
Tonya
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AJD1221
10 years ago
Kim,

I'm interested in the Amish Paste tomatoes and have heirloom beefsteak tomatoes, Blue Lake pole beans, and native forbs - Ironweed, Coneflowers, and Rudbeckias. If any of those sounds good to you, shoot me an email at ajd1221@live.com. Thanks!

Adam
leila hamaya
10 years ago
hi
i have a huge amount of perennial everlasting pea.
i would trade for scarlet flax, if you are interested.

Here is a link that might be useful: my trade list

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