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Summer Chocolate Mimosa Source question

Posted by krazyaroider Hamburg, NY 14075 Zo (My Page) on
Sat, Mar 15, 08 at 15:48

I have been searching for a decent source of this tree. I have tried the seed route and was unsucessful. I planted the seed along with seed from a local "green" tree (in separate pots of course). I do not trust ebay sources and
Wayside Gardens price of $139.95 is a bit much.
I found a reasonably priced tree at a Nursery Web site on the west coast where the S/H was $30.00. No way am I paying that amount for S/H. for one 1 -2 ft.tree that does not wiegh that much - I was flabbergasted -of course I realised that costs have gone up, but do they want to sell their product?

I am looking for any source of this tree that I may check out. If a owner of this tree has excessive seed production and has them - I would pay the postage cost. I have no seed at this time to offer as there is 2 feet of snow outside!
I cannot be the ONLY one in this area looking for this tree.

~ Gerry


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RE: Summer Chocolate Mimosa Source question

Correction - Wayside Gardens is asking the excessive amount of $149.95 per tree...


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RE: Summer Chocolate Mimosa Source question

I have found that a reliable west coast mail order nursery has them and I purchased two. The total cost is about what Wayside Gardens is asking for one.
While I was waiting for this nursery to respond (2 days later), I bid on one on ebay & won the bid. I noticed that seller has put another one up for bid, however the picture is of a different tree in front of the same background. I think this seller is good and just want to help others find this tree.
I did some research and this seller operates a local nursery in northern Florida.
I now have three for just a little more than Wayside is asking for one.
I just wonder how of a mark up is on these trees? I wonder how much Wayside pays for their trees - Hmmm...
I know that Hines Horticulture on the west coast holds the patent and marketing rights of these trees.


 
 

 

 


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