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WANTED: looking for ornamental gourd seeds

18 years ago

my daughter is getting married next year october, and wants ornamentals in her decorations. so i need to get busy, get some seeds, an get em grown. :)

if you can help me out, drop me a line.

my list is not current, but i still have tons of toms.

thanks,

jennifer kosco

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anettemartinrn
18 years ago
i grew gourds for the first time this year and had a blast. i will be getting seed from some of them soon if you want to send an sase bubble envelope.
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