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Lavender seed or plants

13 years ago

I have pepper, tomatoes, bananas, roses, and most of the indoor plants in my backyard, But I am considering planting lavende. I really had many bad experience buying plants online. I need somebody who actually has the actual inventory or the green house and the phisical plants, and has a website to sell online. No a template-made website with all kind of photos of plants, flowers and seed. I live in South Florida and everything I put on the ground grows.

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goblugal
13 years ago
I'm not exactly sure what you are looking for, but have you considered calling some local nurseries/garden centers to see if they have any? I don't know why you feel like you need to buy something like this online.
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
13 years ago
Not sure I'd consider lavender a good choice for south Florida.......I can't imagine the high humidity would be conducive to good growth or long term viability. This is a xeric plant that likes it hot (OK with that) and dry (not so good). Otherwise, I agree with goblugal - if it does well in your location, should be carried by local suppliers.
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