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growing mums

11 years ago

I wanted to start growing mums to try and sell but do not really have the space to grow ALOT of them. My question is, is there a place I can order a couple different cuttings, without needing to order hundreds or thousands? I wanted to try it, but not if I have to pay too much for a lesser amount of cuttings.

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sandy0225
11 years ago
is there anyone around there you can split ones with? Unfortunately in our business, that's the problem. Most of the big grower suppliers want to ship zillions at once. Especially mums!

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