seeking arisaema seeds

12 years ago

Hi,

Where do you folks get seeds in the states? I am seeking small quantities. I am not typically a big seed grower, but I have no problem growing ordinary Jacks from seeds, and now I have an overflow on these. I am interested in the more unusual arisaemas now.

Thanks

-Felicia

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