Looking for Tiny Houseplants in Savannah
April 17, 2011 3:07 PM Subscribe
I have the urge to build a small terrarium but have had little luck finding plants the right size in Savannah, GA. Where can I find small houseplants in the Savannah area?
I'm trying to add a tiny garden onto a limited window space at work. My quests for houseplants in the local area have generally come up with larger mature plants of three different varieties, or small succulents. I'm looking for a store or nursery that stocks a variety of plants and perhaps supplies in smaller volumes as well.
I'm trying to add a tiny garden onto a limited window space at work. My quests for houseplants in the local area have generally come up with larger mature plants of three different varieties, or small succulents. I'm looking for a store or nursery that stocks a variety of plants and perhaps supplies in smaller volumes as well.
What about starting from cuttings from friends and neighbors?
posted by cecic at 5:18 PM on April 17, 2011
posted by cecic at 5:18 PM on April 17, 2011
Best answer: Most succulents (and many other plants) can be split in various ways to provide tiny, new, viable plants. A cursory internet search for your plants of interest should have some info on splitting. You can use that knowledge to split purchased plants into terrariums sizes or you can use it to learn how to take cuttings from wild plants without harming them!
posted by troublewithwolves at 6:16 PM on April 17, 2011
posted by troublewithwolves at 6:16 PM on April 17, 2011
Best answer: Check with Jane Fishman, she runs a plant swap, is into gardening too.
Places to try, Google for address and phone:
Uptown Gardening
Hester & Zipperer
Polks Market downtown might be able to help.
Also, try the Farmer's Market in Forsyth on Saturday Mornings
posted by Brandon Blatcher at 6:39 PM on April 17, 2011
Places to try, Google for address and phone:
Uptown Gardening
Hester & Zipperer
Polks Market downtown might be able to help.
Also, try the Farmer's Market in Forsyth on Saturday Mornings
posted by Brandon Blatcher at 6:39 PM on April 17, 2011
Best answer: Seconding Hester & Zipperer. (Best name ever, IMO)
Also Olshieg (?) but not sure if they are just a wholesaler or open to the public.
posted by polly_dactyl at 6:44 PM on April 17, 2011
Also Olshieg (?) but not sure if they are just a wholesaler or open to the public.
posted by polly_dactyl at 6:44 PM on April 17, 2011
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posted by Emperor SnooKloze at 3:34 PM on April 17, 2011