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Snapdragon plugs needed

18 years ago

Somehow in all the work of taking dahlia cuttings, I forgot to plant snapdragon seeds. Does anyone know where can I find plugs or small plants. Would appreciate any help. I imagine all of you are very busy planting. I got all my largest dahlias planted yesterday. It's raining today, but hope to get a few more things in the ground anyway. In addition to the normal planting, I am going to plant a dahlia display garden at our local grocery store. I'll be using primarily dahlia plants so there will be blooms as early as possible. I will work my first market on Sunday, selling dahlia tubers. I hope for good weather!

Teresa

Teresa

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spivey13
18 years ago
I just got some from Raker yesterday, from their surplus inventory, ordered through Germania. Is Michigan too far away? I know they have current availability lists on their website, www.raker.com--maybe they have some available. Good luck, Cathy
flowers4u
18 years ago
You might also try the Plug Connection or wehop which is up in the Seattle area.

Wendy

Here is a link that might be useful: Plug Connection
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FlowerPower_NC
18 years ago
Thanks, Spivey!

I am also behind on ordering plugs. I've organized a list tonight, and will fax it in to Germania tomorrow, with a phone call, because Raker didn't provide a total price.

Regards,

Valerie

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