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hank2230

Seeds, Seeds and more seeds

hank2230
15 years ago

I would like to trade the following seeds for Belle Peppers and Tomato seeds.

Blackeyed Susan

Mararite (Butterfly) Daisies

Mexican Sunflower (Dwarf)

Datura (Moon Flower)

Purple Coneflower

Rose of Sharon

Trumpet Vine (orange/red)

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