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  • December 23, 2008 at 7:37 am #28620

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    I have an amazing green grocer near my house and they have a constant variety of interesting squashes that I want to grow for myself. I think I should be able to save the seeds but I am not sure how…do I have to dry them (my first batch molded and I threw them away) ? Is there an age limit? Other special tricks?

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