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Hi from Oklahoma, I visited Santa Fe in 1985 and bought a small green, with faint stripes, round squash. I got it at a fruit stand. Don’t recall the name. The man said to fry it like corn. So I did. It was delicious. Unfortunately, I left the seeds on a picnic table in a camp ground. I haven’t been able to find it since. I’ve looked for it all these years. Would anyone know what that squash might be? Thank you very much.
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Geee, sorry it sounded like a great squash. Without any more info I’m afraid it’s not possible from us.
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Jannine, Wednesday the 22nd of March?
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NO-it’s TUESDAY, March 22. this tuesday Gene. See you there!
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? On day and date , which is it ?
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Tuesday, March 22th
2 pm to 4 pm
Home Grown New Mexico Seed Exchange-FREE
Where: Railyard Park classroom 701 Callejon (behind SITE Santa Fe) • Santa Fe
Fee: FREE for everyone!
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So bummed to have missed this. I must have missed the newsletter this month. Can there be another one??
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Sorry we only do it 1x/year. We only send out updated posts when you sign up on our website, http://homegrownnewmexico.org on the upper left hand column, titled ‘Follow this blog’ (WHICH WE RECOMMEND TO GET THE LATEST UPDATES so you don’t miss out in the future)
BUT the Santa Fe Southside Library branch on 6559 Jaguar Drive here in Santa Fe, have free seeds and are open on weekends too. Sorry you missed it. Hope this helps.
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I sure wish my husband and I could of heard about this in January. We would love to come and join in a seed exchange. We have a lot of Hopi red dye amaranth seeds.
Among many other seeds.
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