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Clematis Exchange

HAVE: Sweet Autumn seeds

14 years ago

These are ready to harvest...anyone want any?

I will do postage for them or trade for other seeds.

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Comments (5)

joysgarden
14 years ago
I would love some clemetas autaum seeds. Will send postage.
beauswatch
14 years ago
Me too! Sending email.
whitetigger27
14 years ago
I would like to try some if you still have some available for postage. Is it hary to zone 4?
Let me know

Thank you
Heather
botanicalboi
13 years ago
Been wanting there for a while. Do you have any left?
Rachelle
13 years ago
I would like to have some of the Sweet Autumn clematis. We had a really long hard winter here in Missouri and mine did not come back up. I have had it for years. I would either do a SASE or I have Clematis 'Henryi' for trade.

Thanks!

GardenPrincess

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