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12-06-2011, 11:06 PM
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| | | common milkweed plants urgently needed Hi
I am desperatly trying to find wild common milkweed plants (or any milkweed plant species) near hastings,rye,bexhill,eastbourne ect in east sussex or if anyone is able to send me leaves/stems of the common milkweed i will pay postage i urgently require this as food for some exotic grasshoppers i have please contact me if you know of any growing wild near the areas i have mentioned
Last edited by Nic1; 12-06-2011 at 11:07 PM.
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13-06-2011, 11:40 AM
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| | | Re: common milkweed plants urgently needed Nic1. Common Milkweed - Asclepias syriaca is not a common garden plant, but it is often grown in the large gardens open to the public. Do you have such gardens in your area, like Leonardslee Gardens near Horsham for example?
If you manage to find one growing Milkweed, you could have a permanent supply. May be worth ringing round a few such places. A web search should find them.
Alternatively try going direct to a nursery and buy a plant or two. Heres a couple of Nurseries not too far away that sell Asclepias.
Coblands Designer Plants. Back Lane, Ightham. Sevenoaks. TN15 9AU
Sue Hartfree, The Nursery, 25 Crouch Hill Court, Lower Halstow, Near Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 7EJ
SPELDHURST NURSERIES. Langton Road. Speldhurst. Tonbridge Wells. Kent TN3 0NR
Hope that helps.
Dorts. | 
13-06-2011, 10:15 PM
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| | | Re: common milkweed plants urgently needed Quote:
Originally Posted by Dorts Nic1. Common Milkweed - Asclepias syriaca is not a common garden plant, but it is often grown in the large gardens open to the public. Do you have such gardens in your area, like Leonardslee Gardens near Horsham for example?
If you manage to find one growing Milkweed, you could have a permanent supply. May be worth ringing round a few such places. A web search should find them.
Alternatively try going direct to a nursery and buy a plant or two. Heres a couple of Nurseries not too far away that sell Asclepias.
Coblands Designer Plants. Back Lane, Ightham. Sevenoaks. TN15 9AU
Sue Hartfree, The Nursery, 25 Crouch Hill Court, Lower Halstow, Near Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 7EJ
SPELDHURST NURSERIES. Langton Road. Speldhurst. Tonbridge Wells. Kent TN3 0NR
Hope that helps.
Dorts. | Hi
Thanks for that we do have a large park so i might look there i tried a couple of online nurseries but it was to late in year to get them but i will try the ones you suggested thank you |  | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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