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15 years ago

I just thought I'd let anyone who's interested know that Hosta Choice (with the new owners) has their list up. There is a 10% discount for early orders and fixed shipping rates which are better for those of us in the west.

Myrle

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diggindutchman
15 years ago
Myrle, Just shipping to Canada for those up there looking for a new source of Hostas. Glenn has a large collection that he has included in the list. Lots are limited and just one but he has a good selection.
John
papou
15 years ago
John (diggindutchman): Would you by any chance have Candy Dish, and Stingray. I'm looking for these two and cant get them in Canada.

Papou

Here is a link that might be useful: Papou's hosta website
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mctavish6
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15 years ago
Papou, I just ordered Candy Dish from Naylor Creek in Washington state. They do ship to Canada. The certificate fee is $40 I think. Shipping sometimes gets bogged down in customs but since they ship early, the plants are just coming out of dormancy so even two weeks has not been a problem. I'm going to the NW Plant show in Seattle in a couple weeks and will drive my plants home to avoide the price of the certificate and customs delays. It's very convenient to me that my sister lives in Seattle.

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Papou: Candy Dish is listed on Goldenbrook Hosta site...not sure about Stingray.

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