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Camellias
mrlynn_gw

Camellia reticulata seeds

16 years ago

I am trying to locate some retic seeds. I have japonica seeds that will be ripe this fall that I can trade. If anyone has or knows where I might obtain some of these seeds I would appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks.

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