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I am planning a period garden and am trying to find out what vegetables grew in a typical American garden around 1849. Where can I find this information? By Bobbi
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Started: September 16th 2005Replies: 3
Blackthorns
Check New York Botanical Garden.
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Started: March 5th 2009Replies: 0
Looking for prunus spinosa-sloe
I am looking to purchase several plant called prunus spinosa-sloe. Does anyone in the club know were I can purchase them?
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