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WANTED: Information about where to buy seeds from native pla

15 years ago

I have just suddenly had a real interest in having a native flower garden, and I know in this forum, it is more a trade than a sasbe. That being the case where can I buy seeds from dutchman's britches, jack in the pulpit, white and red trillium, etc? Thanks.

Sharon

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
Hi tnchatter51,

I don't know where to buy seeds, but I have some plants for trade for things from my plant wish list or possibly other things.

Might you have any plants to trade maybe?

Sue
bigred
15 years ago
Try Prairie Moon Nursery. They mailorder seeds and plants.

PP
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stoloniferous
15 years ago
Try Garden in the Woods next January.

Here is a link that might be useful: New England Wildflower Society
chaya-in-missoura
15 years ago
Also try:
Missouri Wildflowers Nursery (mowildflowers.net), well-known native nursery in Missouri.
Easywildflowers.com
Everywilde.com
Stonesiloprairiegardens.com
There are a lot of sites online. Google it.
milenka
15 years ago
I got some seeds from
www.wildflowersunltd.com

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