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Where can I get mail order gerberas?

Posted by scottwheels Arnhemland, NT (My Page) on
Thu, Jul 29, 04 at 21:58

Hi, I live in Gove in the NT, and I've been buying a lot of plants through ebay and mail-order nurseries to establish my garden. I'm trying to find a mail order source of the long-stemmed single gerberas used in the cut flower industry, but I've had no success. I think that most of them are Dutch cultivars and are trademarked, hence the difficulty in obtaining them through nurseries.

I'm told that many of the long stemmed singles you pick up at markets etc are old stock from the flower farms and no longer productive enough to be commercially viable. Much better to sell to gardeners than toss them out I reckon!!

Does anyone know of anyone that would be willing to sell me a few gerbera crowns, package them up in a post pack and sent it up to me? I've been looking for almost 12 months and I'm starting to loose hope!!

Cheers, Scott


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RE: Where can I get mail order gerberas?

  • Posted by Anna_B Sydney, NSW (My Page) on
    Fri, Jul 30, 04 at 20:54

This might be helpful:

Here is a link that might be useful: Gerberas


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RE: Where can I get mail order gerberas?

There was an ad in the June GA mag- it just happened to be on the desk. It's for a mail order firm in Queenland which mails Gerberas to all mainland states. No web site, unfortuneately.
e-mail me if you are interested.


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RE: Where can I get mail order gerberas?

Thanks for your reponses. The BE spring catalogue goes on sale in September, so I will be able order some then. The time waiting will be put to good use as I've been neglecting my garden this dry season (too many projects on the go!)

Cheers,

Scott


 
 

 

 


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