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Jonquil Bulbs

20 years ago

I'm looking for some jonquils that are in an area where I can dig them up. I came across some several years ago in an area that was under construction, but I've since moved and didn't bring the bulbs with me. Does anyone know where any are in NorthWest Atlanta, Cobb/Paulding area. Thanks!

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vroomp
20 years ago
You can buy them cheaper than the gas costs to go dig 'em. After all, they aren't really native to N. America anyway.
wormfishin
Original Author
20 years ago
I didn't realize they were not native, I've seen them in so many out of the way places and along the side of the road I just assumed they were native. Thanks for the info.
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