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whte_mountian_witch

17 years ago

I have a few small trades of these. this is an almost minerature pumpkin that is wihte with green, yellow, or oragne stripes on it, somtimes a combination of colored stripes. Its an ornamental one. I'm looking for all gourds other than chinese bottle gourds or decorative gourds

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lhendri479
17 years ago
Would love to trade gourd seeds for chocolate mint and sedum.

I have - snake, egg, large bushel, small bushel, caveman (club), - I think that's it.

Please send email to - lhendri479@aol.com
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