D Tucholske wrote:I don't know of any in the south, per se, but you can try looking into Prairie Moon Nursery in Minnesota or Outsidepride in Oregon. Treeseeds also seems good for rare trees that you can't get elsewhere, but they are a bit expensive.
Also, a place in Tennessee, whom I decided not to use because I don't need that many plants, sells seedlings in bulk at pretty low prices. The only catch is you usually have to buy at least 50-100 specimens at a time, so if they sell each one for .80c, you're still going to be paying a pretty hefty price tag. But, at least you'd get your money's worth.
I just looked them up again real quick, it was Tennessee Wholesale Nursery.
Of course, Texas is a very different region, so I hope you can find, at least, some of what you're looking for. Good luck.
Thank you so much for the information. I will be sure to pass it along to our designer. You are right, of course! Texas is very different when It comes to availability, and with the freeze, even more so. I trust we will be able to source most if not all of our needs though. Herbs and medicinals seem to be in Good supply. Fruit trees and berries are what seems to be a bit of a boon. Still thanks for your message and we will see what we can find! Now send us workers! 😆
