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The Seed Exchange
cdschweiger

HAVE: American Bittersweet Celastrus scandens

cdschweiger
10 years ago

I have a ton of these seeds from an old, established Bittersweet vine. They are a vibrant orange. If I pluck them off now, you will have to continue stratification once they arrive.

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