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darwinslair
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May 10, 2007, 07:56:19 PM |
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I grow heirloom vegetables every year from seeds I carry over from one year to the next. I have some great pole beans and wonderful heirloom tomatoes. If anyone is interested I can mail people bean seeds or started tomato plants (within reason) and I would be happy to find other heirlooms I am yet to try. you can email me at darwinslair@mchsi.com
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paul wheaton
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June 19, 2007, 10:03:26 AM |
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Wherabouts are you?
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darwinslair
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September 22, 2007, 06:35:03 AM |
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I am in Minnesota. sorry I did not reply earlier. three kids, two jobs and the garden kept me busy but now things are winding down for the garden so have some time. I will have quite a bit of antique german pink tomato seeds available (I will have to bag them) as well as a great tasting paste tomato. both are indeterminate. My beans did not do as well this year and just have enough for family. anyone can send me an SASE and tell me which one they are interested in. Please, just one bag per person and although you are welcome to send me something to try here, I do request that you save some seeds from what you grow of my tomatoes and pass them on to someone else too. Send SASE to: Darwinslair/tomato seeds 3444 Livingston Ave. Orono MN 55391
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