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I'm visiting a friend in Kenosha at the end of April & would like to visit any unique nurseries in the area. I'm always looking for unusual perennials and small shrubs (must fit in car!) -- any recommendations?
Check out the Flower Factory between Stoughton and Verona. It is south of Madison. Take your checkbook. They don't accept credit cards. They have all kinds of perennials, but an especially large selection of hostas and daylilies. I make the 6 hour trip every year to go there.
We went to Milegar's last weekend and were quite surprized to see the building has tripled in size and the pricing is tring to catch up. But I agree with Futureconiferqueen "The Garden of Eder" is fantastic...... And since you will be right here in Kenosha try "Stein's Gardens and Gifts",and a little out of the way greenhouse called "Anton's". happy shopping.
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