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WANTED: Perennial veggies: sorrel, burnett, welsh onion, cardoo

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Posted by ju1234 8 TX (My Page) on
Sat, Nov 3, 12 at 15:11

I was reading about "Permaculture" and perennial vegetables. I would like to try it. I would like to get the following seeds: French sorrel, Salad burnett, Red welsh onion, winged beans, Newzealand spinach, cardoon, Egyptian walking onions, chinese leek, Mary Washington variety of Asparagus and Jerusalem artichokes. Please look at my list tosee what you would like ot get in trade.

If you have experience with growing any of these, I would like to hear about your experience with them.

Thanks.

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RE: WANTED: Perennial veggies: sorrel, burnett, welsh onion, car

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Jul1234 have some french sorrel, newzealand spinach, egyptain walking onions, all real easy to grow, the walking onions i eat all through the winter... would like
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RE: WANTED: Perennial veggies: sorrel, burnett, welsh onion, car

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ent you an email with my address. Thank you.

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