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Winter Sowing
docmom_mn_zone_5

Karen, Urgent re: seeds!

docmom_gw
12 years ago

I'm wondering if you've made up packs with all the seeds you've received, or if it's possible I could get one or two packets of the seeds I sent out back. I sent a bunch of heirloom melon seeds which I never grow any more due to lack of sun. But I've heard of someone desperately searching for Fordhook Gem melon seeds, and I sent you all I had. If I can't get them back, no big deal. But, if I could, I would be especially grateful. Let me know.

Martha

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