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perennialfan273

Will anyone have calycanthus floridus in spring??

perennialfan273
12 years ago

Yes, I know there's a 'plant exchange' forum. I thought it would be easier to find someone on this forum with the plant. I'd really like to trade for this plant in spring (one with roots). Please let me know if you will have this in spring.

Thanks

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