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Posted by fatlester (My Page) on
Wed, Jul 6, 05 at 20:05

Hi,

I'm planning to plant some white Annabelle hydrangeas and was wondering if there was a local nursery where someone had good luck finding these. White Flower, f.ex., doesn't even list them.

Would appreciate suggestions.

Thanks.

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  • Posted by dian57 M-H Valley NY-5 (My Page) on
    Thu, Jul 7, 05 at 5:57

Have you tried Adams Fairacre Farms? They're in Newburgh and there's another up near Kingston. That's where I go for more unusual plants. Or try The Landscape Shop on 17K in Newburgh, they have a good selection and I like their prices.

Maybe one of the places can order the hydrangea for you.

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Thanks Dian. I've been to Adams in Kingston but mostly for groceries and produce. Didn't realize they had a serious nursery. Will explore both.

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Perhaps check it out with Croton Country Gardens... Down in Westchester. 5 minutes from Peekskill. Very nice place, but I don't know how the selection is this time of year.

914-271-5129

Good luck.

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you can also try ward's nursery. they are in great barrington. i heard the owner on the wkze saturday garden radio program. the topic was flowering buhes and trees --- i think this was one that he mentioned, so maybe they sell it at their nursery? this is their web site:

--robbie--

Here is a link that might be useful: Ward's Nursery

  
 

 

 


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