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ReplyDeleteHave searched for places to buy both 'decorative' corn cobs and gourds for decoration but can't find anywhere that sells them dried, only seeds :( May have to take that route for next year but it doesn't help for this one!
I've seen the dark ones before for sale but never the multicoloured ones- half the battle is knowing what they are called! They are all so gorgeous- however, unless I see them dried for sale I won't be growing them!
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