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Still yet another "cheap" source of plants
I don';t know why, but when we were looking for aquatic plants we had
a lot of problems finding them, now that we have some they seem to be turning up most everywhere we go, and at cheap prices. Last night while we were in a store called "PETSMART" they had a large display of aquatic plants, and their inventory had just about all the plants you could imagine that are normally found in a water garden or pond... These are all preplanted in a basket, and come with free samples of fertilizer as well. They had about 10 different kinds of Iris, and the wife fell in love with the Black Iris, so needless to say she bought a pretty decent stock of those. Best thing is they are all discounted from 50 to 75 percent. I picked up a bunch of combo kits, which include 1 or 2 miniature water lillies, and horsetail, or cat tails, and an iris.............so you get 3 or 4 or so plants in one box / basket for $2.96. Talaked to an older lady that was looking at the items and she said they will hold just fine until its time to plant if they are kept dry and in the dark........she had a shopping cart packed full of the plants, and so did we when we left. BTW all but one of the plants we got at closeout prices at Lowes are showing signs of life.Every single water lilly is putting out new shoots and leaves, but the horsetails may be history..... Visit my website: http://www.frugalmachinist.com Opinions expressed are those of my wife, I had no input whatsoever. Remove "nospam" from email addy. |
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