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HAVE: Tropical seeds and plants for heirloom seeds and plants

18 years ago

I am leaving Florida zone 9b for S. Georgia, zone 8b, and have tons of tropicals I will have to leave behind. I want to trade for heirloom veggie and flower seeds and plants that I can grow there. I'm especially interested in Cherokee Tomato and Moon and Stars watermelon.

I have everything from cactus and succulents to bananas and tropical fruit seeds, and everything inbetween. If anyone is interested, please email me and I'll send you a list of what I have.

Thanks!

Comments (5)

mommicked
18 years ago
I have a purple and white heirloom mum (although my aunt never knew the name that has been in the family a very long time if you are interested in a piece of that. I am certainly willing to share.
Susan
plantcrazy5646
18 years ago
I have have tons of heirloom seeds and plants that I can trade if interested!
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rindalin
18 years ago
I have lots of heirloom seeds that I can trade also. If the offer is still available, email a list and I will too.
snowdogmama
18 years ago
Please email me your list. I have heirloom seeds. Thanks
chassidysmommy
18 years ago
I have both purple Cherokee tomato and moon and stars watermelon if you're still looking to trade. Both are very small trades.

Melissa

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