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HAVE: Bubba and Sweet Grape Tomato Seeds

followingadream

9 years ago

I have two varieties of tomato seed to trade.

Bubba is a large beefsteak variety. I found it to be too acidic for my liking, but the guinea pigs ate it without hesitation.

The Sweet Grape tomatoes were pretty tasty and they stayed good (didn't go bad) for a long time. I must admit this variety was also a favorite with the guinea pigs.

I'm looking to trade for:

Marshmallow (herb/weed)
Purple Dragon Carrots
Dragon Tongue Beans
Rattlesnake Beans
Lemon Balm
Daylily "Cute Little Teddy"
Daylily "Elijah"
Iris "Isabelle"
Iris "Pokemon"
Iris "Sea Power"
"Maria" Tomato
"Abigail" Tomato

Possibly something else - preference for edible varieties, and things the kids may enjoy growing.

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Comments (2)

graceann82
9 years ago
I have guinea pigs too! I only have a little bit of seeds and I can trade you some little marvel peas or some bell pepper seeds for some sweet grape tomatoes! email me at graceann82@gmail.com:)
followingadream
Original Author
9 years ago
Grace - your seeds will be in the mail tomorrow morning.
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