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The Seed Exchange
rredbbeard

Have:Mexican dwarf tomato seeds

rredbbeard
12 years ago

I was just given a bunch of heirloom seeds direct from the southwest, and I can send 5 seeds for a SASE. I have approx 40 seeds available, FC/FS.

These came from a 'good' source who grows them. The fruits are tiny, abundant and very sweet, and the plants are supposed to be very determinate. Let's hope!

Thanks!

Rick

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