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Thu, Aug 28, 08 at 21:59
| OMG! I am sooooo excited! I just found my dream, almost-native, part-to-full-shade groundcover & I have no idea where to find it. I'm sure I've never seen it in the big boxes or the nurseries I go to.
Does anyone know *where I can buy* Pachysandra procumbens?
~ Amy |
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| I found this web site on the net, but not sure how good the quality of the plants might be since I never used the vendor before. Cheryl |
Here is a link that might be useful: Packy Sandra
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- Posted by freshair2townsquare 8a, DFW (My Page) on Fri, Aug 29, 08 at 15:59
| Cheryl ~ they only offer the Japanese type, not the Allegheny variety - I've challenged myself to only plant native from now on (because my life wasn't complicated enough to begin with). When I'm in a good mood, its actually a bit of an exciting challenge to find native alternatives. So I did a huge happy dance, within the confines of my blue recliner, when I found the Allegheny Spurge variety on wildflower.org But if you find another hit . . . ~ Amy |
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| I too have been looking for this. Last night I found a site offering it, bare root. I've ordered some and I'll let you know what it looks like when it arrives. Its a place in Tennessee. http://www.violavalleywildflowers.com/az.html Dorothy |
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- Posted by freshair2townsquare 8a, DFW (My Page) on Thu, Sep 18, 08 at 21:52
| woohoo - thanks so much, dorothy |
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- Posted by wally-1936 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 19, 08 at 12:07
| I know it makes a great ground cover in Washinton D.C. It doesn't like being walked on but fills in quite well after a while. Happy hunting |
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