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HAVE: Have Heirloom Veggies Looking for Medicionals

11 years ago

I would like to make one big trade being postage is so high..My health has went south and the only thing helping is going 100% organic pretty much raw Vegan. we are already down to one income but thank the Lord above for that because I know some do not have any....

This is what I have...
Jackson Wonder (Bush) beans
Top Pick Cream ( cowpea)
Pencil Cob Corn
Red Nightfall Beans
Squash-Jumbo Pink Banana
Vates Blue Curled Kale
Ledmon Watermelon ( 10 seeds) just have a few of these )
Giant German Okra
Delicticata Sweet Potato Squash
Imperial Black Beauty Eggplant
Paul Robinson Tomato
Porter Tomato
Pink Pearl tomato

I am looking for a healing garden...I have the ordinary Basil,sage,oregano,feverfew,cilantro....but I would love to trade this for a wonderful collection to start my own medicine garden...I would love some yellow raspberry seeds...or any kind of berry I can start from seed....I must blend everything raw in order to keep it down and herbs and berries are added everyday but I want to grow my own things to make me feel better :) I would like to do this in one big trade if possible :)

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xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
11 years ago
Have you tried Listia? It's a website where people put up things for auction. The premise is to give it away instead of throw it away. You earn points when people bid on your items and then spend your points on their items. There are 100s of seeds and many berry seeds. You might have to pay a little postage, but other shipping is free. You might check it out: Home & Garden, Seeds & Bulbs Here's a link.

http://www.listia.com/auction/7163032-heirloom-wonder-berry-15-seeds-organic
Heidi
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