WANTED: bluebells

17 years ago

Hi all ,

I am looking for seed for bluebells....texas or otherwise ....If you have some to trade please email me and lets see what we can work out .

Thanks

Signet

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patsyann
17 years ago
Do you mean "Scilla"?
knottyceltic
17 years ago
I think she means "Mertensia", the native is Mertensia virginiana. Don't know what the Texas variety is called.

Barb
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