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HAVE: Interesting Coastal Edibles

marbles_n_the_garden

15 years ago

Hello,

I just wanted to let you know that I have seeds for coastal--edible--plants. I have rose hips (you can use for tea or jam/jelly), Beach Plum (eat out of hand or jam/jelly), or wild grapes (very much like Concord, can be used for juice, wine, jam/jelly).

I also have some other non-edibles such as Scotch Broom.

If anyone is interested in trading, please see my list.

Thanks,

Robin

Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page

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