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Where to buy Gorgon nut seeds?

14 years ago

Hi!

I was looking for seeds and plants for next year (mostly Lotus). And then, suddenly I found one weird but nice water-lily-thing called Gorgon nut - Euryale ferox. Well, I have done some research and looked for its seeds. But I didn't see it anywhere selling. Does anybody know where I can get the seeds?

Thanks

Nelumbo/Tony

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corrie22
14 years ago
Tony, look at the plant trader forum on American Ponders. If nothing else, post a wanted thread there and here on the plant exchange.
sdavis
14 years ago
I'll have Gorgon seed available for trades of interest. They store real easy, ready to start when waters warm next Summer
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Ross Schiering
9 years ago
Do you still have any Gorgon seeds available or know anyone that does:?

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