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Sweetshrub in Florida?

10 years ago

Does anyone know if Carolina Sweetshrub will grow in Florida, Zone 9, St. Petersburg? Anyone know of a source?

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botaniphile
10 years ago
I found this info on the extension website (see below). You might have to order it from somewhere online, but I've never been to any nurseries in St. Pete so I don't know. Hope this helps and good luck!

Here is a link that might be useful: Calycanthus floridus
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