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jolj

Funchsia seeds for trade

jolj
13 years ago

I would like to get funchsia that are hardy in zone 6-8, so I will not have to put them in a greenhouse in the winter.

I am not asking for your hybrid seeds, that you hybrid your self, just seeds from the parent plants.

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