Re: [SG] Need Source: Bluets
- To: s*@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
- Subject: Re: [SG] Need Source: Bluets
- From: N* S* <s*@INTERPORT.NET>
- Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 00:06:49 -0400
On the east coast two general places are Wild Earth Native Plant Nursery in
New Jersey (732-308-9777) and The Primrose Path in Pennsylvania
(724-887-6756), which is stronger on woodland plants. The latter is more
established and hence probably a bit more reliable (I mean in terms of being
able to ship what's in the catalog).
Nancy S.
>I just came back from a backpacking trip to the Smokies Nat'l. Park and
>more than enough inspiration about what to add to my shadegarden! What a
>trip! It was like going through spring all over again this year, due to
>the higher elevation there. I'd love to add some of the bluets
>(spelling?) that lined the paths to my garden. I'm not even sure of the
>name, but this is what I was told by several persons also hiking. It
>forms a low mat with very tiny (1/8")leaves with tiny sky blue flowers.
>Does anyone know of a source for this plant?
>
>What about a good general source for woodland wildflowers? I usually
>just see one or two pages in my catalogs devoted to native or wild
>flowers, but I bet that some of you know a good source that has some of
>the more obscure or less popular choices.
>
>Peggy
>Louisville, zone 6a
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