Source for Gunnera in Zone 10?
12 years ago
Looking to install Gunnera plants at the pond. Don't want seeds, and I'm concerned that buying plants available from the Northwest won't be climatized for the weather in Florida Zone 10.
Does anyone have any advice or a source for the plants?
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