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HAVE: Hepatica, Woodland yellow Violets, bellwort.. trillium

16 years ago

(white)....Looking for other woodland plants.

Debi

Comments (2)

moko
16 years ago
Hi Debi, I can always use more Hepatica, see if theirs anything on my list that you like. Thanks
Jacob
5 years ago
Hello

I know this is an extremely Old Post but I would be very interested in some trilliums and Hepatica. I have several different species of trilliums and some very rare spring blooming bulbs. I also have a lot of small woodland plants
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