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njtea

Rhus aromatica Gro Low

njtea
16 years ago

Does anyone know where I can purchase this in Hunterdon or Somerset counties?

NJ Audubon is offering it at their plant sale but it's in a 3 gal container and I can't dig a hole big enough.

I looked at ForestFarm, but they are not shipping to my zip code until June 5 and I feel it needs to get in the ground long before then to take advantage of the spring moisture.

TIA

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