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Have- Fresh Ruse Rose Hellebore Seeds

13 years ago

I am in the process of harvesting fresh Ruse Rose Hellebore seeds. Have quite a lot from the only two plants that I have, so they have not cross pollinated. This is the first year they have produced seeds and I am trying to grow some myself. Please see my exchange list for possible trades. Also email me if you have another offer.

Thanks

Kathy

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elliesfun
13 years ago
I would love some of the Ruse Rose Hellebore seeds. I have had hellebore's for years and never have gotten any seedlings from them. I don't have anything to trade but can go to N.W. Seed and get some delphiniums for you to trade. Let me know.

Ellie
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dgphelps
13 years ago
I'd love some as well. I'm looking to find something I can use to trade with, might have some rooted Euphorbia (spurge) soon. I'll check to see what else I can wrangle up for you from your list.
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