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WANTED: Cone flowers, daisies and bee balm

10 years ago

I can offer yellow, red and black tomato seeds, various hot peppers, snap dragon, lettuces, basil and assorted other veggie/herb seeds,also a few sunflower and pond lotus flower seeds. Most home grown, some from trades, don't necessarily know the specific variety, though so no guarantees beyond a basic description of characteristics.

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jensyen ( z7 MD )
10 years ago
Hi, Would like to trade for tomatoes and others. Can you post the names of each on your trade list? Please check out my trade list and contact me if you see anything you want to trade for.
Thanks, Jen
katyerra
10 years ago
Hi ! I have the purple coneflowers, if you would like, I'll trade for some of your snapdragon seeds :) Thanks.
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stardrifting
10 years ago
Hi bzzybee, if you still need herb seeds, I have a swap going on called Spring Forward Vine & Herb Swap. Some of what you need is coming in and we would love to see you there. Don't worry if you don't have the 25 packs, just send in what you have if you are interested.

Stacy

Here is a link that might be useful: Spring Forward Vine & Herb Swap

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