finding Seriphium plumosum?

I have a Seriphium plumosum (formerly known as Stoebe plumosa), a South African shrubby perennial known in Afrikaans as slangbos, that has met with some radical pruning from untrained hands and does not look like it will be staying with us. I had found this plant at a Long's Drugs on 51st Street (obviously brokered without anyone knowing what it was) and have not been able to find it again, anywhere, since. I was really enjoying the texture and color. Anyone of you know where I may be able to find this interesting plant or perhaps know if I should continue to wait (perhaps till the fall rains) for it to revive. For those interested in knowing more, see this South African flora web site:
www.plantzafrica.com/plantqrs/seriphplum.htm

Thanks,
Seán O.

h o r t u l u s   a p t u s     -    'a garden suited to its purpose'
Seán A. O'Hara   sean@support.net   www.hortulusaptus.com
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