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Hard-to-find conifers

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Posted by taxonomist 7b VA (My Page) on
Mon, Feb 20, 06 at 19:21

Does anyone know where I might find a small specimen of either Thujopsis dolobrata (Don't believe it has a common name) or a Fokenia? These are reputed to be hardy in zone 7 and are extremely attractive large shrubs.
Any leads will be much appreciated

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RE: Hard-to-find conifers

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Triple Oaks Nursery has them on their website. I've never ordered from them. They are listed on www.gardenwatchdog.com site with an 86% approval rating.

Here is a link that might be useful: Thujopsis dolobrata

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I have green and variegated Thujopsis dolobrata. Let me know if you want me to propagate them. I have Fokienia, but it is not really hardy here.

  
 

 

 


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