Re: Tristate Nurseries
Hello Bill Lee,
When we get back for Indy I will let you know if I come up with anything worth
recommending. I am usually on the look-out for small specialty nurseries as
opposed to the larger garden centers. Nothing wrong with them other than they tend
to use the same wholesalers. Those I have access to here as well.
Getting so I surf the web a bit here lately for smaller nurseries located in
other parts of the world. Do a lot of seed trading with small nurseries in other
countries. European market is completely different than the U.S., as is much of
the Canadian.
Gene Bush Southern Indiana Zone 6a Munchkin Nursery
around the woods - around the world
genebush@otherside.com http://www.munchkinnursery.com
----- Original Message -----
From: <Blee811@aol.com>
Subject: Re: Tristate Nurseries
> Thanks for the annotated list of nurseries, Gene. Other than the Art Museum,
> do you know any good nurseries in Indianapolis? I was at one of the Habig's
> sites a couple months ago and they have a few out of the ordinary plants,
> plus many of the standards. Fairly good selection of clematis too, although
> quite small plants. But who would you recommend for perennials there? I
> visited Soule's a few years ago, but I fear my daylily collection is as big
> as I have room for already and I don't have any more space for hostas.
>
> ===>I know some of the daffodil people in Louisville and usually exhibit
> and/or judge their show in April. BTW, for anyone not too far from
> Louisville, they are hosting the American Daffodil Society annual convention
> in April 2001 and it would be a good visit. Pop in to see the national show
> if nothing else. Then make plans to attend the Cincinnati convention in
> 2002. Contact me off list if you want a contact for either of these
> conventions.
> Bill Lee
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