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9 years ago

When I purchase a new plant I like to do my research. What other helpful sites would you recommend?

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alisonoz_gw
9 years ago
Would suggest general search to confirm plant identity.
If a specialty plant there may be international or local societies on line with reference material.
Otherwise go for sites with information relevant to your locale.
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