Canadian source for Lespedeza Thunbergii

16 years ago

Does anyone know of a Canadian mail order source for Bush Clover, Lespedeza Thunbergii?

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diane_v_44
16 years ago
Is it a kind of Salvia?
sharont
16 years ago
Try Gardensnorth.com. Her 2006 catalogue had Lespedeza bicolor, a dwarf species from Japan I think. She may know of a source for Thunbergii!
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gail_ish
16 years ago
If you find one, let us know - I've been interested in adding that shrub to my garden for a while. It looks AMAZING!!

Gail
HomeMaker
16 years ago
I tried Gardenimport dot com, their response was, Sorry, I'm not familiar with this plant.

I'm still searching. I'll keep you posted, if you could do the same for me.
cindra
16 years ago
This is a hard one to come by. I've been looking and looking but nothing as yet. Any luck anyone?

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