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HAVE: Purple Smude Tomato and Others

theodosiaunderwood

11 years ago

I have the following to trade at this time:
1. Purple Smudge tomato.
2. Johnny Dewlen Blue Dent Corn
3. Goat Bag Tomato (an heirloom from southern Indiana. Somewhat of an oxheart type). Don't have too many as they don't have too many seeds.
4. Green Zebra Tomato
5. Brown Crowder Peas (Small Number).

Let me know what you have.....

Comment (1)

Anirtak
11 years ago
I'd be interested:

purple smudge
blue dent
Crowder peas

Check out my list, I have some things not listed, let me know if you are looking for something.
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