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Question about Evergreen Nursery

11 years ago

Has anyone every done busines with Evergreen Nursery, LLC. in
Avocado Heights, California. I saw on Craig's list that they are selling a cutting of a purple Jack for $20. and have a few other cuttings for sell and also some plants. Please let me know if you have done business with them and if their cuttings have been true. Thanks, Barb

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Kimo
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Barb,
in 2007 I believe, I went to Evergreen the 1 and only time, and bought rooted JJ's Plumies and they were true. John stated that German bought a lot of plants from him back then. German also sold @ the LA fair. Here are some pics I took back in 2007. Basically I took some pics from the street of the front of the property, some of the boxed plumies he had, and of the green house where he had a lot of the 1 gal and smaller JJ's. German also had 2gal and 5 gal JJ's outside the greenhouse, so the pics I took were small snipits of what he actually carried. I went on weekend and German had taken a lot of his JJ's plumies to the LA Fair to sale so selection was thin.

Evergreen Sign on the fence next to gates.

Here's his Yelp Review:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/evergreen-nursery-avocado-heights

Hope this helps.
barb13_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you very much for all of the information. barb
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