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HAVE: Hellebore Seeds

17 years ago

I have just harvested beautiful plump ripe hellebore seed from my garden and want to offer them to trade. I have 10 trades of approximately 20 seeds each. They are not named varieties, but most of my hellebores are either dark red or whitish with red spots. Anyway, they readily cross with each other and rarely come true to the parent plant. I will ship them moist in vermiculite and recommend that you plant them directly outside now as hellebores require a warm moist stratification, followed by a cold stratification, and hopefully then they will germinate next spring/summer. I am mostly interested in veggie seeds (mostly tomatoes). I also am interested in trilliums and sunflowers. And I am always open to any trade offers.

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