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Tropical Fruits

new fruit seed database

13 years ago

Hi all,

I hope it's proper for me to post here about my new free seed database of tropical and subtropical fruits that I just finished a few days ago (so still not much in the database). The idea is that we can all share the seeds from what we grow. I am sure there are many here that grow great fruits in their backyard that others would gladly like to grow too. So please let people know if you have seeds - it could be anything from jaboticaba to polyembryonic mango.

The link is: http://www.rarefruitlist.com

Tomas

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jeffhagen
13 years ago
That's pretty slick!

Jeff
agility_mom
13 years ago
Great idea. I tried to join the group but for some reason Yahoo is not accepting my password. I'll try again later.
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pikorazi
13 years ago
Excellent! :-)

Felipe
nullzero
13 years ago
I joined the yahoo group, great idea.
jeffhagen
13 years ago
Just thought I'd point out that the seed database is here: http://rarefruitlist.com/cgi-bin/seeds_db.cgi

Jeff
boson
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi agility_mom,

I just wanted to mention that you don't need to join the Yahoo group to use my seed database. To search you just go there are click on SEARCH button. That will give you all available seeds (almost nothing yet). If you want to post your own seeds, then you would have to create an account first (click on CREATE ACCOUNT link).

I hope this helps.

Tomas

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