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11 years ago

im in the daytona beach area and have been looking for a seven to ten gallon hibiscus. anyone know of a place that i could try. i have not been very successful

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kayjones
11 years ago
You live in the land of growers - start calling and asking if they will sell you one.
RetiredFlorida
11 years ago
Bruce,

I don't know how far you're willing to drive but I visited this nursery this past fall and they had some very large plants. I believe they cater to landscapers but are open to the public and may have what you're looking for;

http://fairfieldfarmsthevillages.com/?page_id=127

The nursery is approximately 85 miles from Daytona Beach across S.R.44.

Darren

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