WANTED: Illinois natives for trade
MidwestNatives
10 years ago
Looking for bishops cap, false meadow rue, green and gold, blue eyed Mary, ladys slippers, ferns...anything but ostrich
Have plenty of twinleaf, prairie trillium, crested iris, mayapple, black oak 1 gallon, bur oak 1 gallons, bluebells, columbine, great merrybells, penn sedge, white trillium, many others....
All grown from seed, nothing picked.
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