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WANTED: Peter pepper or other novelty seeds.

11 years ago

I'm looking for anything unusual or heirloom. I'd really love some Peter pepper seeds. I have lots to trade, you can see photos of everything I have here:

http://s8.beta.photobucket.com/user/gr8heather/library/Garden%20seeds

I have:

Rio Grande Hot Chile (RARE, Heirloom)

Early Moonbeam Watermelon (RARE, Heirloom)

Oaxacan Pink Tomato (RARE, Heirloom)

Thessaloniki Tomato (RARE, Heirloom)

Sweet 100 Tomato

Green Tomatillo

Red Sweet Cherry Pepper

Banana Pepper

Orange Bell Pepper

Red Bell Pepper

Jalapeno

Wonderful jack o lanterns

Gazania

Sparky Marigold

Maximilian Sunflower

Liatris

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gavriil
11 years ago
Don't have Peter pepers but I'm
Interested in your

Oaxacan Pink
Thessaloniki
earlybeam watermelon

Check out my trade list and see if there is something you like and how many seeds are your trades
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