Have: Delicata Winter Squash Seeds...

dirtdiggin

14 years ago

Have fresh Delicata winter squash seeds. Amazingly sweet flavor! Will trade or send for SASBE

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barryblushes
14 years ago
Sending you an email.
keiki
14 years ago
I have romanesco broccoli. It is from a generous trade I have not yet grown, interested?
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dirtdiggin
Original Author
14 years ago
Still have plenty to offer :)
njgardener64
14 years ago
I would love some for a sase.
Delicata is my favorite.
dusty314
14 years ago
Hi, newbie here, I would love some for a sasbe. Do you still have a few to spare?
Thank you,
Dusty314
shansgarden
14 years ago
Hi, dirtdiggin,

Sending an e-mail.
PRO
WildThings Rescue Nursery
14 years ago
Hi, dirtdiggin.

I could use some of your Delicata seed.
Please see my list for tradeables. There's still some cool stuff on it.

Squrls

Here is a link that might be useful: my trade page
dirtdiggin
Original Author
14 years ago
njgardener64 - I have plenty to offer, however I cannot email you as your email is not listed in your GW pages. Please send me an email and we can get the info traded :)

Toni
dusty314
14 years ago
HI dirtdiggin,
Recieved my seeds! Wow ! Thank you so very much.
Dusty314
Jessica Pluim
8 years ago
I know this is SO old, but do you still have any delicata squash seeds?

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