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Looking to trade Hosta seeds here in Wisconsin!

17 years ago

I would like to trade Hosta seeds with someone, within the state, wouldn't take as long to get to each other, and we could also be sure that they were hardy for this area.

Would there be someone out there that might be interested?

I have some nice fresh seed right now.

Write and I will send list.

Comments (2)

aka_margo
17 years ago
I will have seeds from my Frances Williams, lemon lime, and elegans. They are open pollanated, so can't make any gaurantees what you will get. However mine still need to dry out.
Jen
aka_margo
17 years ago
Just looked back on my message and realized I should have spell checked first. It's Friday! My brain is not working anymore, this was the first week back to work with students!!!!!

They are open pollinated, so can't make any guarantees what you will get.
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