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carrie751

HAVE: Seedlings

carrie751
12 years ago

I have a number of Vitex and hardy hibiscus seedlings (not potted). If anyone in the area is interested, please shoot me an email. They would need to be potted and kept watered until the fall, but should do well as soon as it cools off. I live in Copper Canyon.

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