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need open pollinated Hami melons

15 years ago

I grow grow and preserve heirloom varieties of melons from Central Asia and will be happy to trade 300 seeds of O.P. Uzbeki Gurvak melon for O.p. Hami melons. Am also interested in trading these seeds for any other melon seeds from Xinjiang,Turkmenistan,Uzbekistan,Tajikistan,Pakistan or Kyrgyzistan.

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ronwarshawsky_yahoo_com
15 years ago
Hi,

I am looking for a Uzbek melon for a long time. Can I purchase small number of seeds from you?

Regards,

Ron Warshawsky
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