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HAVE: Seeds available

9 years ago

Currently have butternut and acorn squash seeds.

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Artemis
9 years ago
I'm interested in trading. What are you looking for? Are these heirloom varieties?

Artemis

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arizona74mom
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi there...no I don't believe they are heirloom varieties, just the basics. I'm just learning my way here...so please bear with me! :) What seeds do you have? We are looking for "oak leaf" lettuce....but I'd be interested in these from your list...just a few of each would be helpful if you wouldn't mind? (Again, I'm not sure what's "okay" and what's not-so if you only want to send 2 kinds, the brussels and the leeks I think)
Brassica oleracea - Calabrese Green Sprouting Broccoli
Brassicaceae Brassica oleracea - Catskill Brussels Sprouts
Allium porrum - Autumn Giant Leek
Red Romaine Lettuce
Thanks!
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