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HAVE: Castor Beans and Scarlet Runners

16 years ago

For postage. These are "big" seeds, but I have a way of spacing them out so they don't get crushed in the mail. If anyone wants some, send postage (1.15) and return addy and I'll use up my bubble envelopes and get them off to you.

Email me through G'web,

Wendy

Comments (3)

deanie
16 years ago
I would like some castor beans. Please send address for me to send postage. Thanks.
darrylenes
16 years ago
Hi Wendy:
I would love some seed for these 2 lovely plants for postage. Please send me your address.
With thanks in advance for such a kind offer.
Darrylene
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wendy2shoes
Original Author
16 years ago
I'll have to close this offer now due to the heavy response (direct emails) I received. (I do want to plant some myself) ;o). Hope they all do well for you. I hope to have some Zanzibar type castors for harvesting next fall, from a commercial pack, so watch this space!
To all who responded, I'll get them off as soon as I get your postage and return address.
Wendy
(sore fingers from husking castor bean pods)!

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