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Great Lakes Gardening
daldak

st.thomas gardener looking for gas plant, lupins, foxgloves

daldak
17 years ago

should you have an abundance of any of these plants (in the St.Thomas area) I would love to take some off your hands. Have looked at all the nurseries my way for a gas plant and none carry them, apparently they don't take well to being transplanted but fair well for years once they take.

Thanx in advance

Carol

Comment (1)

  • jroot
    17 years ago

    Alas, I only have one gas plant. Also I am a fair distance from St Thomas, but if you are going to be in the Rockwood area sometime, give me an email, and I'll see if I can help you out a little.

    Usually I have seen only pink gas plants. Mine is white. I have it near a peony plant, and hence the pink flower.
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