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mari11_gw

HAVE: Black currant

19 years ago

I have a few plants of black currant to trade. ( We have 3 mother bushes, which provide our family of 2 with berries for whole winter to use in smoothies and tea).

I'd like to trade for:

lilies -bright colours,

the best blooming perennials .

Only local exchange, please! Contact me by email: marina12@rogers.com

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