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Fox Hollow Seed Co.

20 years ago

Have any of you tried this company? I realize they were not listed on Garden Watchdog, but they were carrying a pole bean seed that I have been looking for for several years, so I risked a very small order ($10). After three months, I tried to reach them by phone, was directed to another number, left a message there and then went to their website and sent an e-mail. No response to any of the above. Lesson learned.

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tracey_nj6
20 years ago
They are listed.

Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Watchdog - Fox Hollow Seed Co.
gldno1
Original Author
20 years ago
Thanks Tracey, I thought I checked them back in Jan and didn't find anything ..... I just emailed them again. Let's see what happens.
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tracey_nj6
20 years ago
Good luck.
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