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HAVE: Too many sqash seedlings.

15 years ago

Anyone in the Santa Cruz area? I planted a lot of squash seeds and now I have too many plants. The squash plants are: Yellow Summer Squash, Delicata Winter, Sweet Dumpling Winter, and Kabocha Winter. I live way up in the mountains so can meet somewhere in town.

Clare

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