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Source for brugs and other fragrant plants Gainesville area

10 years ago

Hello! I am a long time lurker and brugmansia fan. I have enjoyed this forum and learned so much.
I'll be in northern Florida in the next couple of weeks and would like to buy several well established brugs and other fragrant plants. I am thinking of a couple of jasmines and brunfelsia.
I welcome your suggestions and ideas. Are there any local growers at flea markets with nice, healthy plants? I'll appreciate any suggestions.

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sultry_jasmine_nights (Florida-9a-ish)
9 years ago
I dont know about the Gainesville area but I have seen them for sale in Mandarin at the older Ace Hardware store. Also there is a nursery in Dinsmore that has named brugs from time to time. I think it might be called Gore's Nursery.
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