quote:Hello, Found your website and wondered if you know where I can find a plant called Donkeys Tail. I saw it in a Walmart in Bedford, Texas last year and I'm kicking myself for not buying it as I can't find it now. Any info you can provide will be appreciated
Sharon
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From: California | Registered: Mar 2003
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Donkey's (or burro's) tail (Sedum morganianums) houldn't be *too* hard to find in regular garden stores or nurseries. It's not that uncommon a plant. I'd just check periodically at these places, or ask when they will be getting in another shipment of them. I'm sure you can get it online but the extra cost might not be worth it.
Larry
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From: Vienna, VA | Registered: Oct 2004
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Donkeys Tail is rare up here, I've only seen it twice, once at my Grandmas house and once in a plant sale at school. I'm glad i found it at the plant sale, cause i killed tje ones my grandma gave me
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