I can't find any more than online wholesale nurseries offering them. Anybody in the Austin/San Antonio/Houston area know of a retail source? Local nurseries haven't even heard of them. Thanks.

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 00:53:31 +0000, Charlie
wrote:


I can't find any more than online wholesale nurseries offering them.
Anybody in the Austin/San Antonio/Houston area know of a retail source?
Local nurseries haven't even heard of them. Thanks.

Can you please give a botanical name for this tree. It would be
easier to help you.

Bourne Identity wrote:

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 00:53:31 +0000, Charlie
wrote:


I can't find any more than online wholesale nurseries offering them.
Anybody in the Austin/San Antonio/Houston area know of a retail source?
Local nurseries haven't even heard of them. Thanks.


Can you please give a botanical name for this tree. It would be
easier to help you.

"Whitebud" doesn't show up on either utexas.edu or
tamu.edu.

BTW, Charlie, just curious as to why you're
posting from gardenbanter.co.uk?

DT
http://www.thehungersite.com/

Charlie wrote:
|| I can't find any more than online wholesale nurseries
|| offering them. Anybody in the Austin/San Antonio/Houston area
|| know of a retail source? Local nurseries haven't even heard
|| of them. Thanks.
||
||

If such a thing exists, it is likely a sport of the Texas Redbud
or
you have some local name that is not commonly used here for
something else. A botanical name would be useful.

--
"Death is just Mother Nature's way of telling you to Slow Down."

I've seen the botanical name two ways: Cercis Canadensis Alba var. Texensis, or Cercis Reniformis Alba, var. Texensis. Here's a link I found with both; but they show the former as a white Oklahoma Redbud, and the latter as Texas Whitebud. I also found a commercial grower in Stephenville that carried them, but to the trade only.

http://www.havenyield.com/master_list.asp

First off, I am in Texas-south of Gonzales. I found this site when searching for nurseries in Austin. Apparently someone asked the same question here, and it showed up as a link. I couldn't really understand why a UK site would have a forum for Texans or North Carolinians, but I joined to be able to get help from relatively local folks.

So y'all are not members here? Am I missing something? I'm not the most internet-savvy person.

Charlie wrote:
dt Wrote:

Bourne Identity wrote:
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On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 00:53:31 +0000, Charlie
wrote:

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I can't find any more than online wholesale nurseries offering them.
Anybody in the Austin/San Antonio/Houston area know of a retail
source?
Local nurseries haven't even heard of them. Thanks.-


Can you please give a botanical name for this tree. It would be
easier to help you.-

"Whitebud" doesn't show up on either utexas.edu or
tamu.edu.

BTW, Charlie, just curious as to why you're
posting from gardenbanter.co.uk?

DT
http://www.thehungersite.com/First off, I am in Texas-south of Gonzales. I found this site when

searching for nurseries in Austin. Apparently someone asked the same
question here, and it showed up as a link. I couldn't really understand
why a UK site would have a forum for Texans or North Carolinians, but I
joined to be able to get help from relatively local folks.

So y'all are not members here? Am I missing something? I'm not the most
internet-savvy person.

Hey, any way you get here works. ;-) I assume
gardenbanter is web-based? Most of us get here by
reading the newsgroup from our isp's "news
server". That would involve figuring out how to
connect to your isp's news server, and figuring
out which program you want to use to read it.

South of Gonzales, eh? Hochheim? Cheapside? Cuero?

DT
http://www.thehungersite.com/

Kinda between Concrete and Cuero. Maybe I should investigate the newsgroup angle...

Charlie wrote:
dt Wrote:
Charlie wrote:-
dt Wrote:
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Bourne Identity wrote:
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On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 00:53:31 +0000, Charlie
wrote:

-
I can't find any more than online wholesale nurseries offering them.
Anybody in the Austin/San Antonio/Houston area know of a retail
source?
Local nurseries haven't even heard of them. Thanks.-


Can you please give a botanical name for this tree. It would be
easier to help you.-

"Whitebud" doesn't show up on either utexas.edu or
tamu.edu.

BTW, Charlie, just curious as to why you're
posting from gardenbanter.co.uk?

DT
http://www.thehungersite.com/First off, I am in Texas-south of
Gonzales. I found this site when-

searching for nurseries in Austin. Apparently someone asked the same
question here, and it showed up as a link. I couldn't really
understand
why a UK site would have a forum for Texans or North Carolinians, but
I
joined to be able to get help from relatively local folks.

So y'all are not members here? Am I missing something? I'm not the
most
internet-savvy person.-

Hey, any way you get here works. ;-) I assume
gardenbanter is web-based? Most of us get here by
reading the newsgroup from our isp's "news
server". That would involve figuring out how to
connect to your isp's news server, and figuring
out which program you want to use to read it.

South of Gonzales, eh? Hochheim? Cheapside? Cuero?

DT
http://www.thehungersite.com/Kinda between Concrete and Cuero. Maybe I should investigate the
newsgroup angle...


Here's another link and they have them forsale.
http://www.cleveleys.co.uk/nhn/Texas_Whitebud.php

Thanks, but that just links back to Nature Hills-and they're out. Maybe I should just call that commercial nursery in Stephenville and try and reason with them.