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Nurseries, trades near dawsonville?

17 years ago

Anyone know of any decent, smaller nurseries in the Dawsonville area? I have a large want list of plants for a new landscape but don't know the area that well. I know LeilaniÂs Gardens - great place!! Sadly I missed the hall county master gardeners event and didn't get an idea of what is around.

Also if any locals are interested in trades, please check my page. Thank you!

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georgiapeachygirl
17 years ago
Leilani's is the only nursery that I know of near Dawsonville. I am looking for someone who wants to either trade or go in on a spring catalog order. I hate to spend money on packs of seeds only to have alot leftover. Let me know if you are interested.
laylaa
Original Author
17 years ago
georgiapeachygirl - I am interested in trades! There isn't much I can't use right now and I have a few items. Please send me an email from my page as I can not send you one. Thanks!
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Iris GW
17 years ago
If you to to georgiapeachygirl's page and then click on "see my journal", there is a way to send her an email.

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