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HAVE: seeds to trade

15 years ago

I always have so many leftover seeds since I don't have a lot of room, but would like to grow more variety. I have some basic 2008 seeds which include long white bunching onion (scallion), italian large leave basil, mesclun salad mix, jalepeno, bean pole, cilantro, pumpkin, and squash (2007 but produced this year just fine). I live in zone 10.

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forestboy
15 years ago
what pumpkins and squash types do you have?:)
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