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have: cucumber and bell pepper seeds - iso other veggies

followingadream

10 years ago

I have extra Boston Pickling Cucumber seeds, as well as several bell pepper seeds (red ones and yellow ones - not sure on exact varieties), and about 10 peas (Oregon sugar pod II) left.

I'm going to be planting my very first garden this year, and I'm looking for any kind of vegetable seed that we can plant, eat, and harvest to save seeds for next year. I really only need a small amount of seeds per variety, so happy to trade for 10-15 seeds per variety.

Wanting a large variety with limited planting space makes it difficult to buy from the store when seeds can come 50-100+ per packet.

Comments (4)

lovemeflowers
10 years ago
I dont do this often but if you would like to take a look at my list and see if i have anything you might like then you could send me postage for the seeds
followingadream
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you lovemeflowers. I sent you an email (if I did it right).
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chwgarden
10 years ago
The only seeds I have at this point are zinnia flowers. =( Is there any way you want to trade for those? The seeds are so easy to collect at the end of the growing season - they take over spaces so easily so there's no need for weeding. I'm hoping to grow cukes (pickling and eating ones) and peppers (especially reds and yellows) so I thought I'd ask. Our space is tiny too so I only want to grow just a little.
followingadream
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you chwgarden. I sent you an email too - I'm willing to try zinnias.

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