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HAVE: Purple Russian for...

absolute_skeletor

14 years ago

i have purple Russian tomato seeds. I do not have many left so i was thinking about trading about 6 of my seeds in exchange for 6 of your tomato seeds. I'm looking for something open-pollinated that you may have been growing year after year. I just want to try growing something new.

thank you

Comments (2)

season79
14 years ago
sending you an email! Thanks!
absolute_skeletor
Original Author
10 years ago
Its been awhile, Gracie I may have miss your email. ill try to contact you again.

Here is a link that might be useful: My SeedSwap FB page
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