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Indian Pink (Spigelia Marilandica) Wanted

9 years ago

Hello,
There are so many forums and I did not know which would be best to ask my questions. Does anyone know of a center where I could buy Indian Pink (Spigelia Marilandica) in the Morris County, NJ area? Is there anyone (individually) in this area who has Indian Pink that I can buy? Thank you.

Comments (2)

agardenstateof_mind
9 years ago
Not in Morris County, but Rare Find Nursery in Jackson (Ocean County) carries them. They do ship, but the nursery is worth the trip. Not a fancy place, but they know their stuff and have a wonderful selection of plants.
helper_2007
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you agardenstateofmind. I did take a ride to Rare Find Nursery the other day and I did buy the plant, and the nursery was good, and the people were knowledgeable. I appreciate your response.
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