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27-05-2005, 04:04 AM
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Mass Quantities of ground cover plants in MA?
I'm looking at putting a ground cover on a 30 ~40 ft section of a slope about
10" wide. I'm tending toward using phlox subulata or stolonifera. By some rough guesses, I'm looking about over a hundred plants. Depending on how quickly I want them to fill in. Where would I be able to buy something like that in the Greater Boston area at a reasonable price?? Dave. |
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27-05-2005, 06:02 PM
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Dave Mitton wrote:
I'm looking at putting a ground cover on a 30 ~40 ft section of a slope about 10" wide. I'm tending toward using phlox subulata or stolonifera. By some rough guesses, I'm looking about over a hundred plants. Depending on how quickly I want them to fill in. Where would I be able to buy something like that in the Greater Boston area at a reasonable price?? Dave. Sylvan Nursery in Westport, MA is a massive wholesale/retail outlet. http://www.sylvannursery.com |
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27-05-2005, 10:43 PM
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"Dave Mitton" wrote in message news  I'm looking at putting a ground cover on a 30 ~40 ft section of a slope about 10" wide. I'm tending toward using phlox subulata or stolonifera. By some rough guesses, I'm looking about over a hundred plants. Depending on how quickly I want them to fill in. Where would I be able to buy something like that in the Greater Boston area at a reasonable price?? Dave. Boston Ivy? Keeps down most weeds and fills in nicely. BetsyB |
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