Babies for trade
ruth0552
4 years ago
I’m moving in March and trying to cut down on stuff and plants. I have 4 babies- 2 Splash, 1 Nymph, and 1 Aphrodite up for grabs. I would be great if I could trade all 4 for another Amyrillis of blooming size or some other bulbs or perennial roots. They’ve been in their own pots for about a year and frankly I’ve kinda of ignored them so I’m sure they’ll take off with some proper TLC.
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