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Welcome to RareFind Nursery!RareFind Nursery is a retail / mail-order nursery that offers unusual hardy plants, rhododendrons, azaleas, native perennials, trees, shrubs, dogwoods, magnolias, conifers, Japanese maples, variegated plants, shade plants and deer-resistant plants!You can come visit us and select your own plants. For directions see Visiting RFN link on the left of this page or call, 732-833-0613. Be-Witching Hazels (Sold Out!)Mark your calendars for Saturday, February 13, 2010, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Our Second Annual Hamamelis (Witch Hazel) Festival will feature over 50 cultivars of witch hazels, plus guest speakers. Enjoy a power point presentation by Hamamelis aficionado Randy Kobetich. Our own Bill Smith will do a show and tell of his favorite varieties. Dick and Judith Knott Tyler of Pine Knot Farms (link) will also be here offering their cutting-edge hellebores. You are welcome to bring a lunch; coffee and donuts will be provided by Rare Find. Click here for directions -- Mapquest and Google Maps may get you lost if you haven't updated your GPS. Free and open to all but registration is requested. Email support@rarefindnursery.com or call 732-833-0613 to register. Co-sponsored by the Winter Interest Group of the Hardy Plant Society-Mid Atlantic Group. (link)Gorgeous Camellias for Winter ColorNeed a last minute gift for a lucky Southern friend, relative (or yourself)?Brighten up the winter garden with fall and winter-blooming camellias, a lovely choice for color at an otherwise dreary time of year. We have a nice selection of plants in both 1 and 3 gallon sizes. We also have other plants for Southern gardens such as Loropetalum, Illiciums and Gardenias. If you live north of Zone 7 and are as smitten by these beauties as we are, you may order now for early spring 2010 delivery. We will also be carrying a good selection of spring-blooming camellias as well, so stay tuned! |
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