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Kiss Me Over The Garden Gate

17 years ago

I'm looking for the PLANT, or, in the alternative, seeds for this heirloom. I had it once, but it did not reseed. Is it too late to direct sow these this year in zone 5B? Thanks!

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ginny12
17 years ago
If you go to the Cottage Garden forum and enter "kiss me over the garden gate" in the "search" box at the bottom of the page, for that forum only, you will get a good amount of info on this plant. Hope someone here can help you too but vegetables and fruits seem to be the major focus here--very little about flowers.
dollladie
Original Author
17 years ago
thanks!

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