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HAVE: Viola sororia'freckles'

19 years ago

I have about 10 plants of viola sororia and i would like to trade them for viola sororia "Rubra" Or another odd violet that can withstand zone 5. (I dont have a pic at this time but you san easily find this violet on a quick search on the net.) OR i would like to trade for Pink trout lilly or other plants on my list! Thanks! Missa

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plantbug
19 years ago
I am interested in your Viola sororia'freckles', and I see it is a prennial, do you know to what zone? I also found different colors with this name, what color is your bloom?

Look at my list and see if we can trade. Thanks plantbug
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