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WANTED: Cylindra Beet Seeds or any other No Detroit red

10 years ago

Looking to try a variety of beets this year. I have the following to trade commercial seed from 2012 & 2013
BEETS Detroit Dark Red Top Notch 2012
BEETS Detroit Dark Red Burpee 2012
CAULIFLOWER Early Snowball Ferry Morse 2012
CHARD Green & White?? Top Notch 2012
CUCUMBER Homade Piickle Top Notch 2012
KALE ??? Top Notch 2012
LETTUCE Rocket Burpee 2012
LETTUCE Butterhead Top Notch 2012
OKRA Longhorn Top Notch 2012
SQUASH Butternut Top Notch 2012
SQUASH Yellow Straight Neck Top Notch 2012
TOMATO Tomato Sweetie Organic Martha Stewart 2012
TURNIP Purple Top White Globe Liberty garden 2012
WATERMELON Black Diamond Top Notch 2012
BROCCOLI Major Hybrid Burpee 2013
CABBAGE Copenhagen Market Early Ferry Morse 2013
CANTALOUPE Muskmelon Organic Seeds of Change 2013
CUCUMBER Marketmore Seeds of Change 2013
FENNEL Florence Burpee 2013
PUMPKIN Howden Seeds of Change 2013
WATERMELON Sugar Baby Seeds of Change 2013

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Lizzy
10 years ago
I have Chioggia beets, if you're interested. Feel free to email me; I wouldn't mind some of those Marketmore cukes!
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