HAVE: Bearded Iris*rose*hibiscus for butterfly plants
karen64
11 years ago
I'm starting a butterfly garden and wanted to trade for items on my list. It would be great to do several plants in one trade. Let me know! (pic is actually of Japanese iris, let me know if you would like to see additional pics of anything else)
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