BIG SEED GIVEAWAY ~~UPDATE~~


The following seeds are free for the asking. Just ask.

  • Acorn Squash
  • Long Island Cheese Pumpkin
  • Marina di Chioggia
  • Kabocha Squash
  • Delicata Squash
  • Carnival (also heard it called Festival) Squash
  • Galeux D'eysines
  • Red Russian Kale
  • Casaba Melon
  • Santa Claus Melon
Most of these I have either grown myself and harvested from the fruit or I purchased the fruit at a local vendor and then saved the seeds.  So far I have had massive successes with germination and growth for most of these seeds.  All of these seeds are no more than one year old.
Due to high demand, the tomatoes are now GONE!  I still have loads to share of the others though!
Also, keep in mind when making your list up and thinking of postage that if you would like all the seeds on this list it will fit into approximately 3 small envelopes.  I want to help keep the cost down to both you and I, especially during these more turbulent economic times. 
Many Thanks & Enjoy!

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