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Anybody has begonia seeds or cutting to share or exchange?

13 years ago

Anybody has begonia seeds or cutting to share or exchange?

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Woebegonia
13 years ago
What kind of seeds are y ou looking for?
darlene87
13 years ago
I have an orange tuber begonia, an angel wing type. It is for a hanging basket, and my tuber is about 5 yr. old now, and huge. The name eludes me now, but I will remember it I am sure. It is lovely, and everyone asks what it is. I have lots of seeds for it.
Darlene
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