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HAVE: Hellebore seeds

17 years ago

Hi, I have fresh hellebore seeds from 2 plants. One is a pretty pink with maroon spots, it is lighter to almost cream in shade with dark spots. I also have seeds from a deep purple hellebore. The could also be cross pollinated so I don't know for sure what the new plants will be. I would like named cuttings/starts of begonias or African Violets. Thank you. You can email me direct if you would like. Karan

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elaine8_gw
17 years ago
Just remember to plant Hellebore seeds when they are fresh.
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