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WANTED: New Public Library Seed Bank Heirlooms

9 years ago

Hi. I'm looking for Heirloom seeds to donate to my local library as they are starting starting a new seed bank. We are Zone 7a with predominantly acidic, clay soil. Please let me know if you have any seeds to donate and I will provide you with the library's address so you may send them directly there. In advance, thank you.

Promise

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tormato
9 years ago
Send me an email.

If you can, let me know the specific types of veggie/fruit they would be looking for. I host a large tomato/pepper swap along with a bean/pea/legume swap. There are always too many leftovers that need a new home.

Gary
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