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HAVE: Sangria Ornamental Pepper

10 years ago

I am still harvesting seeds. There are about 15-20 peppers on the plant I am waiting on to ripen. Currently, I have enough seeds for a decent 8 trades, sending 10-20 per trade. Mainly looking for mints, perennials, chocolate vine, vegetables suitable for winter sowing in my zone, or whatever on your list that strikes my fancy.

Please post here before sending me an email. Helps me to keep track of everything.

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Comments (4)

rqeversole
10 years ago
I'm pretty sure Sangria Ornamental is an F1 hybrid, meaning the seeds are not true to type...
currentriverdenny
10 years ago
I have some American pennyroyal to trade
LullabyF360
Original Author
10 years ago
Email sent.
LullabyF360
Original Author
10 years ago
Email sent.

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