HAVE: Tomato seeds for trade

14 years ago

Hi, All

I'm trading for LARGE early, mid to

mid/late season indeterminate tomatoes, I also prefer RED tomatoes, I like canning, salad, paste, and all purpose tomatoes.

Here is the following for trade:

Costoluto Genovese

Hallidays Mortgage Lifter Nice but regular Mortgage Lifter is better

Clear Pink Early

Palmira's Northern Italian

Buckbee 50 Day

Levino

Krasnodar Titans

Rhode Island Early

Pantano Romanesco

Guido

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dickiefickle
14 years ago
I would like to trade Ace 55 and Boxcar Willie for your
Costoluto Genovese and Palmira's Northern Italian
larryw
14 years ago
I'd like to trade you Lil's Favorite and Old Virginia for your Levino and Buckbee 50 day.

Both tomatoes I would send are very large regular shaped big red beefsteaks, are indeterminate, desease tolerant, and delicious. If you are interested please E-mail me at deeprock@netlink.net and we can then exchange addresses.
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