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Purchasing Amsonia

16 years ago

Does anyone know where I can purchase Amsonia Tabernaemontana? I would love to plant it in my part shade garden but cannot seem to find it at a local nursery and have had not luck finding it online. I did find it on White Flower Farm but it shows as unavailable. Any suggestions? Thanks.

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prairiemoon2 z6b MA
16 years ago
Try the NEWFS.
arbo_retum
16 years ago
mela, if you put your location in your i.d. it would help those who would like to help you but don't know what nurseries you are near etc.because they don't know where you are.
mindy
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nutmeg4061
16 years ago
I searched Amsonia Tabernaemontana in the Garden Watchdog and they have 12 companies offering it.
I heard I`m not allowed to post GW links here, but it looks readily available.
Here is Romence`s offering in the link.

Here is a link that might be useful: Amsonia Tabernaemontana
Donna
16 years ago
lazyssfarm.com carries it.

It's a great plant. You will love it. Be aware that it takes awhile to come into its fullest glory. I mail ordered mine and it came in a four inch pot. It took at least two years, maybe three, before it started blooming. But once you have one good clump, it's easy to divide and grow more.

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