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HAVE: Edible & Ornamental Gourd Seeds

18 years ago

For trade: I have Sweet Dumpling Gourd seeds (edible - tastes like butternut squash - round - great with butter and brown sugar) and Pear Bi-color Gourd seeds (ornamental) - these are small and cute - top half is yellow and bottom half is green with variagating. Great for fall arrangments. Please see my newly updated exchange list. ultragirl6

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disgett
18 years ago
Hi I have red castor beans and hyacith beans---would like some of your small gourd seeds that's yellow and green aon the bottom and Sweet dumpling gourd seeds. Thank you Dale Florence SC
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