HAVE: Zucchini balls
P.A.V.Raghavan
11 years ago
Wanted Zucchini 8 balls, or any variety and perennial bulbs/plants in exchange for Cosmos (Annual yellow floweris) seeds; Plectranthus amboinicus seedlings (aka : Karpooravalli) which flavors like Oregano, thick leaved plants and Jasmine [Jasminum indica] (layers may be available during fall)
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