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WANTED: Hot Pepper Seeds

15 years ago

Would love to acquire a few different types of hot pepper seeds for next years growing season. Here's a list of the peppers I already have (pls note - not all of these are available for trade - refer to my trade list)

Anaheim Chili

Banana

Big Jim (Hot Chili) - waiting for trade to arrive

Cascabella (Hot Chili) - waiting for trade to arrive

Diamond

Early Jalapeno

Garden Salsa

Green Cayenne

Hungarian Wax

Midway

Papri

Pimento

Robustini

Serrano (Hot Chili) - waiting for trade to arrive

Yellow Hot Wax

If you have a hot pepper not on this list, I'd love to hear from you. I'd prefer to do multiple trades with each person if possible. I just updated my trade list, so there is lots to choose from. Thanks....Heather

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origami_master
15 years ago
Heather, I have some ornamental pepper seeds. If you would like some, I can put some in your envelope from the swap. I also have some other seeds for you I think you might like to try :D
northerner_on
15 years ago
Hi Heather:
I have a very hot pepper called Scotch Bonnet, a long red Cayenne which is more hot than most, and a small number of seeds for a red Jalapeno which is fairly mild. Please e-mail via the Garden Web if you're interested.
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