Re: [gardeners] Abies koreana

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Knowing the cultivars will be a big help.  Thanks.  I did see one place
that listed Silberlocke, but mainly I saw references to dwarf Silberlocke,
so I thought it was strictly a dwarf variety.

David


At 07:26 PM 2/9/99 -0800, you wrote:
>On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, David G. Smith wrote:
>
>> Any idea how to find a non-dwarf blue Abies koreana?  I've spent a couple
>> hours now on the web with no results.
>
>
>Here's some cultivars to hunt for: Blauer Pfiff, Silberlocke, Blue
>Standard, Brevifolia.  Sorry, I don't have sources listed.  If nothing
>pops on the web easily, I'd go to the best nursery around and ask
>them to let you go through their catalogs.
>
>Kay Lancaster  kay@fern.com
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