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Cherry Hot peppers, mild to medium heat. Mini Sweet Peppers, mature into yellow, red, & orange random colors. Both have good propagation and fruit yield. Both have been grown by me for several years and have experienced no infestation by pests or disease. I prize these peppers and any effort put into growing them is well worth their return.
root vegetables, peppers, popular herbs, cabbage, tomatoes (I have a small garden so I'm limited on seed usage, I currently have many more seeds than I can use) Can trade a few seeds or a handful. Can do SASE for those that have nothing. photos available. |
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- Posted by kimnkell 6 (kimnkell@yahoo.com) on Wed, Oct 31, 12 at 23:57
| I am interested in all kinds of your peppers... what kind of herbs are you looking for? I have all kinds. |
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- Posted by krimtastic none (My Page) on Mon, Nov 5, 12 at 16:09
| kimnkell, please check your email. |
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| I have Korean Hot Pepper seeds & a small amout of Shima Togarashi Japanese pepper seeds that I saved from my garden this year Also a small amount of Mr. Stripey tomato seeds and a small amount of San Marzano tomato seeds |
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| I am interested in your Mini Sweet Peppers, mature into yellow, red, & orange random colors. I'm curious: do you cage them or how do you prevent the hot peppers from cross pollinating with the sweet (I have heard 'hot' is the dominant trait and they will cross) I have dill and cilantro seed to trade. I also have tomatoes: black from tula, brandywine, yellow pear, stupice, roma and green zebra. |
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| Say yo my man emcd124 5, Krimtastic is the one with the mini sweets and cherry peppers you need to contact him. |
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| @Gavriil, I was contacting him, by replying to a post that he had started. I did not mean for you think I was talking to you just because my reply came after yours. No worries my man. |
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