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HAVE: Trillium luteum seed

15 years ago

I have several pods of seed ripening now. This is a very vigorous variety of the species with plants that grow 18-20" in height. I would like to trade its seed for that of other, less common trilliums, especially T. kurabayashii, chloropetalum and other western species. Harvest of the T. luteum should be in 2-3 weeks.

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