Catalpa Seed Pods

20 years ago

In an earlier message, someone wanted catalpa pods. I went and collected and emailed her back.

The pods are long and straight...I don't guess she wanted them. After I had collected them, she wanted to know if they were straight or curly.

I had already boxed them up to mail. Oh well, does anybody else want very straight catalpa pods? If so, I'll post immediately.

I love Garden Web and everyone is so very nice. I have been recipient of lovely things...I have posted plants to other gw members.

I don't want these to go to waste.

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Josh
20 years ago
Kimmy, If you still have the Catalpa Seedpods, I'd love a few. I have lots of red and green Japanese Maple leaves, pressed & dried, if you'd like some. Or I could send you a few Australian seed pods...don't know name, but they're large and unusual..fun to stump your garden friends!. I too have received some nice trades with Gardenweb folks. jo
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