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HAVE: Leftover Asian Vegetable Seeds

10 years ago

My seeds are all germinated and well on their way. Some are already in the ground. I've got a lot of left over seeds that I'd rather not see go to waste. So if anyone is having a late start or just some extra room in the garden then that'd be perfect.

Here's what I have:
Japanese Shishito Pepper - 1 trade
Japanese Yasakanaga Eggplant - 3 trades
Chinese Bride Eggplant - 4 trades
Japanese Minowase Daikon - 3 trades
Chinese Long Winter Melon (Powderless Cultivar) - 3 Trades

Here's what I looking for:
Cilantro
Short Marigolds
Short Dahlias

I'd also be willing to do an SASBE for any newbies that want to try Asian veggies. Contact me directly and I'll see how I can help.

Comments (5)

muneca_fl
10 years ago
I like to make a trade. I have cilantro, short marigold (mixed color) and other seeds in my trade page. Sent email.

http://www.gardenweb.com/members/exch/muneca_fl
muneca_fl
10 years ago
I try to send an email, but I can't. I'm interested in the 5 trade.
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socalgardengal
10 years ago
Hi, I have french dwarf double mixed color marigold, Dalia mix and Queen Sophia French marigold,all 2012, if you are interested. I would love to try Japanese shishito pepper and Chinese bride eggplant. Please let me know. Thank you ~Christine :)
craftie2
10 years ago
HI
Do you still have these avail. I am a newbie who would like to give it a try. thank you can send you a sasbe .

Margie
heyitzbenny
Original Author
10 years ago
Hm... i wonder why the emails aren't working.

Send me an email to heyitzbenny@yahoo.com please.

It's been a while since I've been on GW and forget how to use this properly =/

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