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HAVE: Offer--Seeds for Hurricane Victims, and Others

marbles_n_the_garden

15 years ago

Hi There,

I would like to offer seed for those in need. Are you in one of the hurricane disaster areas? My project NEED 4 SEED, has seeds to offer at no cost to you. We have a variety of food seeds to offer including veggies, herbs, fruits, edible flowers, and edible landscape plants.

I also have some flower seeds too.

This offer is open to anyone in need, not just in the hurricane areas.

Please e-mail me directly at Robin282mtverizon.net, and put Need 4 Seed in the subject line.

If anyone has any seeds they'd like to offer, I will gladly take donations, OR TRADE for your donations (to be compliant with trading on this forum).

Warmest Regards,

Robin

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Comments (2)

token28001
15 years ago
I've got a lot of straight neck yellow squash. Shoot me an email with your address. I will send them to you.
marbles_n_the_garden
Original Author
15 years ago
Anyone need help? I know, it is probably early. If you know someone, you may ask me to send seeds to them.
Thanks,
Robin
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