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wildforager

HAVE: Comfrey

12 years ago

I have a bunch of comfrey roots up for trade. I currently have half a bucket ready to go. What do you have to trade? I'm really looking for mulberry seedlings for grafting. You can also take a look at my list to see what else I'm looking for. I might be interested in other plants too.

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