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Begonia Exchange

HAVE: tall red cannas with red tinge on edge of leaves and on tr

18 years ago

i have 19 tall red cannas with a tinge of red on the edge of the leaves and on the trunk. i would like to trade them for cutting or plants (plants are preffereable) of non stop begonias. i am most interested in oranges,reds, pinks, and yellows. please make and offer even if it's not a non stop begonia or even if it is not a begonia at all! im very easy to persuade. thanks

joshua

Comments (2)

grits10
18 years ago
I think I have what you want....double double blooms, continuous growth....interested?
grits10
18 years ago
did you get my cutting okay? Please let me know.
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