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Hellebores
claysoil

HAVE: seed from Brandywine strain

claysoil
18 years ago

Have seeds from a white/pink Brandywine strain hellebore. These are open pollunated. Parent plant is in morning sun and in 5 years has formed a good 18 inch clump covered with flowers. There were several seedings around it this year so the seed is viable.

Let me know what you have to trade.

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