Thanks!/San Diego Nursery sources

 Thanks to Dick Cline, Phil Soderman, Rebecca Pirie, Joe Kraatz, Richard
 Dufresne, Randy Baldwin, Diane Whitehead, Carolyn Lawrence, Carla Thomson,
 & Carol Moholt for a wonderful list of nurseries in the San Diego area.
 I'm not sure if the list was directed just to me or to all medit-plants
 people. Just in case the lists were only to me, here are some of the
 suggestions:

 Exotica                  Pacific Tree Farms            Tropic World
 2508 E Vista Way         4310 Lynwood Dr.              Escondido
 Vista                    Chula Vista

 Quail Botanical Gardens  San Diego Zoo
 230 Quail Gardens Dr.    www.sandiegozoo.org/zoo/collection.html#plants
 Encinitas                Wild Animal Park
                          www.sandiegozoo.org/Wild/gardens.html

 Buena Creek Gardens      San Marcos Growers            Stallings Exotic
 418 Buena Creek Rd.      125 South San Marcos Rd.      Nursery
 San Marcos               Santa Barbara                 910 Encinitas Blvd.
                          www.smgrowers.com             Encinitas

 Buena Creek Nursery      Walter Anderson's Nurs.       Cedros Gardens
 (619) 744-2810           3642 Enterprise               330 S. Cedros Ave.
                          San Diego                     Solana Beach

 Mission Hills Nurs.      Hunter's Nursery              Simpson's Nursery
 1525 Ft. Stockton Dr.    3110 Sweetwater Rd.           Hwy 94
 San Diego                Lemon Grove                   Jamul


 Weidner's Gardens        Tiny Petals Miniature Roses   Jo Jo's Nursery
 695 Normandy Rd.         483 Minot Ave.                Hwy 67
 Encinitas                Chula Vista                   Lakeside

 Encinitas Gardens        Judy's Perennials
 1452 Santa Fe Dr.        (619) 746-6108
 Encinitas

 I was told that Jo Jo's Nursery has a good collection of Eucalyptus
 seedlings, Encinitas Gdns. is a good source for mail order So. African
 bulbs.
 I'm looking for California natives (would like to find milkweeds for the
 Monarchs migrating through my yard, the African milkweeds don't seem to
 have the toxic substance the Monarchs need to protect them from
 predators), and plants for hummingbirds. I'm looking for Russelia juncea &
 Campanula takeismenia (seeds), I think I can protect them here in
 Berkeley.
 Again, many thanks to everyone! I will have several free days, and will
 try to cover most of the nurseries mentioned. I may be able to visit the
 ones in the Santa Barbara area on the drive home. I hope I haven't left
 anyone out, or omitted any of your suggestions.
 Elly
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