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Want Ornamental Allium/Have Pink Lily

8 years ago

I have Pink Lily Bulbs (hardy, no name) and would like ornamental Allium bulbs. I just posted in Plant Exchange & realized this should be in Bulbs. If you have no feedback in rate & review, I must receive yours before I'll send mine. I've gotten burnt too many times. I quit trading years ago because of it, but would like to try again. Thank you.

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