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Variegated five-feaf aralia .... available in Canada?

17 years ago

Latin name being Eleutherococcus sieboldianus ÂVariegata'

Now, I've seen the plain green form growing in nearby garden and thought it looked rather attractive ... BUT, doing a search, I had come across the variegated form and absolutely love it! Does anyone know where this one might possibly be available in Canada, preferably via mail order? Thanks!

Terry

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Ruth_MI
17 years ago
I got one several years ago at Forest Farm, and they still have in on their website. Here's what they say about shipping to Canada:

CANADA. Phytosanitary certificate required. At cost, please ask for details. All shipments at purchaser's risk.

Here is a link that might be useful: eleutheroccus
FrozeBudd_z3/4
Original Author
17 years ago
Hi Ruth, I was given a heads up about this one being available through a Canadian source and I now have it on order. I've heard good things from a few Canadians that have ordered from Forest Farms, so I'm also gonna be giving them a try ... they have such an extensive listing!

thanks!

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