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Tomato Exchange
yelena_gw

HAVE: Old Tomato Seeds

yelena
13 years ago

I have for SASE or postage old tomatoes seeds - Rutgers, Rutgers Select and Beefsteak. They are commercial seeds from 2005, 2006, 2009.

I have 2 offerings, each contains 1 Beefsteak, 2 Rutgers, 2 Rutgers-Select seed packets.

Thank you!

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