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HAVE: Fresh Hellebore Seed

17 years ago

Hi, I have fresh seed of 2 hellebores, 1 is a deep purple, theother is a pretty pink with maroon spots. It is almost creamy in shade. I am looking for named starts of begonias.

Or if there is something you have you would like to trade for let me know, thank you, Karan

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