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HAVE & : Need pepper seeds.

13 years ago

I would like to obtain a few pepper seeds. Stocky,short plants producing peppers with a "bit" of a bite that would be suitable for pots on the deck.

Please take a look at my trade list and if nothing strikes your fancy, I would send s.a.s.e. if you are willing.

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13 years ago
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