Sue,
According to the Anderson Horticultural Library's plant finder (http://plantinfo.umn.edu/arboretum/), the Aucuba can be found at Baier and at Bobtown Nursery, the Prunus at Smith- see contact info pasted below (perhaps not technically Northeastern enough for you). They only listed West Coast sources of the Devil's club.
Though not always extremely extensive, Anderson's plant information service (book or web subscription) can be useful. Hope that helps,
Heidi Watters, Associate
PJA Architects + Landscape Architects, P.S.
210 Third Avenue South, Suite 2B, Seattle, WA 98104
p 206.442.9702 (x105) / f 206.405.3305
heidi@... / www.pjarchitects.com
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Baier Lustgarten Farms & Nurseries ($1.00) | |
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107 Jonathan Holmes Rd. | |
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Cream Ridge, NJ USA 08514 | |
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Telephone |
877-493-7600 |
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Fax |
609-758-0550 |
| Bobtown Nursery | |
| 16212 Country Club Road | |
| Melfa, VA USA 23410 | |
| Telephone | 757-787-8484 |
| Fax | 757-787-8611 |
| bobtownnursery@... | |
| Smith, Frank J., Nursery | |
| 200 Delaware Avenue | |
| Millsboro, DE USA 19966 | |
| Telephone | 302-934-6622 |
| Fax | 302-934-1601 |
-----Original Message-----
From: Susan Pierce [mailto:spierce@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 11:38 AM
To: AZH
Subject: [AZH] FW: plant sources
From: Susan Pierce
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 3:11 PM
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Subject: plant sources
Would anyone know sources for Oplopanax horridus, Prunus laurocerasus –solid green form and Aucuba japonica –the solid green form, not variegated form? I’d prefer a nursery from the northeastern
Thanks! U.S.
Sue
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