I am in Wilmington also and am interested in whether you found a supplier for dymondia?

There might be a local supplier but I found it easier to order online, someplace in CA. I planted 6 Dymondias but had to dig them up later because they were dying. Dymondia Margaretae is supposed to be one of the hardiest plants anywhere, go figure. I have them in a pot now with lots of water, where they love it and growing like crazy.

Dymondia needs very good drainage, and I thought sand was a very good medium, and it probably is, perhaps too much drainage. They were very dry in the ground while everything else around them was thriving. But I really didn't water them much. I'm a novice gardener (with very little talent) so I'm trying to figure this out. If anybody knows, please send me a message. I love my Dymondias, note the huge roots for such a tiny plant (bottom right).

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