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wanted: collard and kale

11 years ago

I have many vegetable seeds, especially cabbage, brussel sprouts, turnip, melons, squash, zucchini, chard, beets, carrot and tomatoes. Mostly OP varieties. Just ask!

I have kale 'nero', but would like others. I have a few collard 'georgia' but would like to plant others for fall. Thanks

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Astroknot
11 years ago
Hi, I'm interested in your Rhubarb Swiss Chard, Little Sweetie Cantaloupe, and your Purple Top Turnip.

I have some Blue Curled Leaf Kale, as well as other veggies, herbs, and flowers. Check out my trade list if you're interested. Thanks!
Jedonne
11 years ago
Email me. I'd like some of your blackberry.
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ourhappyhome
Original Author
11 years ago
sending emails. my address is
ourhappyhomeatlanta@yahoo.com

Thanks
sherrih
11 years ago
Hi I am interested in several of your veggie seed. I have kale and of lots collard seed to trade. email me if you think you might be interested
Thanks
Sherri
graanieb
11 years ago
Hi, I'd like to trade large celery plant/s for your blackberry, also have kale seeds, let me know, thanks.

GraanieB-Bea
ourhappyhome
Original Author
11 years ago
Sounds great. Please let me know what variety of kale you each have. Thanks

I am sending emails now.

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