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17 years ago

Hello,

I am new here, a 19 yr old gardner in NC. Could anyone reccomend to me a good reputable source for quality hibiscus plants and or cuttings/bareroots, that I can order from online~

Thanks

Mennoseeker~

Comments (2)

beachbarbie
17 years ago
I've used Exotic Hibiscus (www.exotichibiscus.com) for almost all my hibiscus purchases. I highly recommend them.
Where in NC are you?
Barb
mennoseeker
Original Author
17 years ago
It seems as if they have only the tropical ones, I am close to Wilmington, would really like to have some of the Southern Belle plants~

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