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Lady Huff Lantana

17 years ago

I mistakenly posted this on Coastal forum , but will repost here. I am looking for 20 to 30 Lady Huff Lantana plants to plant this fall for my wife.Any one know of a good economical reliable source to find these plants in NE Ga near Athens? Thanks, Ray Dove

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Iris GW
17 years ago
Have you tried Pike's? Why plant them in the fall? Spring would seem to be better and the plants should be more available. Unlike a shrub or tree, this plant does not need the winter time to settle in.
georgia-rose
17 years ago
Welcome Ray__
If you aren't familiar with Growers Outlet in Loganville, it's a good place to purchase large quantities of landscape plants, at a very reasonable price.
They will open for the fall season Thursday (Aug 27) and list 'Miss Huff' Lantana. (link below).

They will often hold a quantity of plants for 24 hours, if you email them with your list. Otherwise, a landscaper may arrive and purchase the entire stock of certain plants and a trip there will be fruitless, until they can restock.
Their addy is: growersoutletllc@gmail.com
Good luck!

Here is a link that might be useful: Fall Availibility
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