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Forbidden Fruit

11 years ago

A few weeeks back there was a thread here discussing Forbidden Fruit being sols at Lowes and roblksd asked to see a tag. Well Lowes is at it again selling hosta's labeled as Forbidden Fruit.

Comments (3)

Steve Massachusetts
11 years ago
I seem to recall that we determined that the plants being sold by Lowe's were not, in fact, Forbidden Fruit, even though they were labeled that way. Buyer beware.

Steve
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
11 years ago
just to clarify.. there is a fruit forum

ken
gardenfanatic2003
11 years ago
Interesting that Lowe's describes hosta as "drought tolerant."

Deanna

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