Harbinger-of-Spring
Mark (wildflowerman_2000) Rose
8 years ago
Hi Folks, I am in search of some plants and/or seeds of Erigenia bulbosa (Harbinger-of-Spring or Salt & Pepper). It is a very small spring ephemeral that I would like to get started in my garden. Thanks
for any help.
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