RE: Herb nursery?

If you check the archives around March 20th, you will find a few
responses...appears the subject line is Shelby Plant Sales...like:

Auralie, have you tried Richter's in Canada for your rue?  I think they have

every known herb, and they are very reliable.  I got some heirloom seeds
this 
year from Victory Seed Co. in Oregon, again wonderful people to do business 
with.  The other seed company I've had great luck with is Seeds of Change.

I'm sorry you are having trouble finding some seeds this year.

Zem

Or---
Auralie, you might try www.forestfarm.com and see if what you want is there.
I have been lurking -- basically not reading much -- but they do have some
rues.
--Barb Tandy, California

or---

Ain't that frustrating, Auralie?  Well, I was looking for Salvia
officinalis 'Berggarten' myself as I think mine may not have made it
through this winter - it was getting pretty old and woody and I did
not take the cuttings I told myself to take all season.  Well, I
found it!   Lazy S'S Farm Nursery has it!

http://www.lazyssfarm.com/Plants/Perennials/S_files/Salvias.htm

Marge

Or
---
Well Sweep Her Farm in NJ carries several varities of Rue.
Ruta graveolens - 'Blue Curl', 'Blue MOund', Common Heavy Leaf, Common
ThinLeaf, and 'Jackman's Blue'
Ruta chapelensis - Egyptian, Fringed
Ruta bracteosa
Portugese Rue
Prostrate Rue

They also have Salvia 'Bergarten'
They have Leeks - Allium ampeloprasum  Porrum


Kitty
-----

anyways, if you know the name of the plant you were looking for at the time,
you can also do a search there and come up with messages that have that
info.

Donna




> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-gardenchat@hort.net [o*@hort.net] On
> Behalf Of Aplfgcnys@aol.com
> Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 5:25 PM
> To: gardenchat@hort.net
> Subject: [CHAT] Herb nursery?
> 
> Last spring I complained to this group about not being able to find some
> of
> the
> plants I wanted, and someone, probably Marge or Kitty, directed me to a
> small
> fairly new nursery.  The plants I recieved were rather pricey but were
> extremely
> well grown and well packed.  I was sure that I had saved the website, but
> after
> searching for half an hour I must concede that I can't find it.  Does
> anyone
> remember where this place was?  This is especially frustrating since I
> never
> throw anything away and am in danger of becoming buried under all the
> paper
> that collects.  Well, I do clean house once in a while, but I am sure I
> would
> not have thrown out anything like that.  Old age, I guess.
> 
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