I better get my trees in the ground then g.

Thanks!

There's one other thing: a lot of the few mgambo seeds you can get
come from Africa. Not that there's anything wrong with that, the tree
isn't native here. But a lot of people who want these want them from
Hawaii. The owner of the gallery on the other side of the island where
I have some jewelry on consignment asked me where the seeds are
from before she agreed to give my jewelry a shot (so far they're from
Oahu). She wouldn't have taken it if it wasn't from Hawaii.

At the moment I'm working on 10lb light gray Job's Tears for a hula
halau. (No more light gray Job's Tears until harvest season after
that).

Aloha,
Maren
HiloBeads: Beads - Beading Supplies - Hand-made Jewelry
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Blog at: http://hilobeads.blogspot.com/
Artists' Fair at Hilo Art and Glass on Sat., Dec. 20, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
(Got Job's Tears, mgambo seeds, double drilled Royal Poinciana
seeds and some skinny green bamboo that I yet have to cut up
into beads)

On Dec 15, 4:14 pm, "Sterling"
wrote:
I guess he doesn't realize that we already know someone here who sells mgambo seeds. And, If I
wanted any, I'd buy them from you Maren. A little competition is not a bad thing, but you've got
the mgambo corner here at rcb I think. *grin*

Sterling

"Maren at google" wrote in ...

On Dec 12, 4:59 am, wrote:
I have available mgambo seeds for sale if you are interested please
contact me at .

price?
drilled?
and shouldn't they be dried for a while?

Aloha,
Maren