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Erica caniculata rosea
Have been calling local (LA area) nurseries but nobody seems to have heard of it. Landscaper put in 3 last year. One died. She declined to replace it. I don't know where she got it; probably a wholesale to the trade place. We are out of touch. Conducted an extensive Web search, but no luck; very few mentions of the shrub (also sold as Erica Melanthera or Christmas heather). Any referrals/sources welcome. TIA -- Zone 24/8 So. Calif Coastal Polar |
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Erica caniculata rosea
Seed can be ordered from the National Botanic gardens in Kirstenbosch, South
Africa. Try http://www.nbi.ac.za/ Polar wrote in message ... Have been calling local (LA area) nurseries but nobody seems to have heard of it. Landscaper put in 3 last year. One died. She declined to replace it. I don't know where she got it; probably a wholesale to the trade place. We are out of touch. Conducted an extensive Web search, but no luck; very few mentions of the shrub (also sold as Erica Melanthera or Christmas heather). Any referrals/sources welcome. TIA -- Zone 24/8 So. Calif Coastal Polar |
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Erica caniculata rosea
On Sun, 20 Apr 2003 07:49:07 +0200, "Eugene Ferreira"
wrote: Seed can be ordered from the National Botanic gardens in Kirstenbosch, South Africa. Try http://www.nbi.ac.za/ Thanks, Eugene. I know it's of South African provenance, so it's good to have a source for seeds. However, I am looking for a fairly mature plant to go with the other two big ones that survived. Any leads to a So. Cal/LA nursery, whether wholesale or retail, would be welcomed. Polar wrote in message .. . Have been calling local (LA area) nurseries but nobody seems to have heard of it. Landscaper put in 3 last year. One died. She declined to replace it. I don't know where she got it; probably a wholesale to the trade place. We are out of touch. Conducted an extensive Web search, but no luck; very few mentions of the shrub (also sold as Erica Melanthera or Christmas heather). Any referrals/sources welcome. TIA -- Zone 24/8 So. Calif Coastal Polar -- Polar |
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Erica caniculata rosea
Polar wrote in message
... On Sun, 20 Apr 2003 07:49:07 +0200, "Eugene Ferreira" wrote: Seed can be ordered from the National Botanic gardens in Kirstenbosch, South Africa. Try http://www.nbi.ac.za/ Thanks, Eugene. I know it's of South African provenance, so it's good to have a source for seeds. However, I am looking for a fairly mature plant to go with the other two big ones that survived. Any leads to a So. Cal/LA nursery, whether wholesale or retail, would be welcomed. Sorry, can't help you with that. The Erica's is quite difficult to grow from seed since they need to be exposed to fire, or smoke at least, to germinate. You can also try http://www.silverhillseeds.co.za/ for seed, they have a better on-line presence. |
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