If they are last year's dried gourds, not yet cleaned, and you are needing to get rid of them, $1.00 each.
If you have cleaned them and are satisfied they are strong and have thick skins, you can charge around $5.00, unless they are particularly thick and larger than most. I have seen large bushels up to $50.00, and other very nice large gourds up to $40.00.
I hope you get some other input on this....I'm not sure how much bearing the word "organic" will have on your price. After all, they are for art, not eating.

Jan

I haven't received the gourds I sent you the money order for, yet.

I received the gourds in today's mail. Thanks.

You might want to check out the gourds on E-Bay to get an idea.When I first started doing gourds I got all of mine from E-Bay,usually at fairly reasonable prices.However,they seem to go up in price and I can no longer afford to buy them there most of the time,unless I happen across a really good bargain.With the higher prices and shipping costs,I can't make much profit buying them there.I never pay more than $1. for small ones,$5. for a large one and $10. is the most I will ever pay for any gourd.I am of the opinion that the lower the prices the more gourds you are likely to sell.At least I would buy more at a lower price.I see no reason why an organic one would be any more beneficial than a non organic one to a gourd crafter so the prices should be the same in my opinion.
Do you have apple gourds? I am going to be needing a few in a few months and might be interested in discussing a sale.If you are interested just answer here and we can discuss it..........Lillie