Jasmines from India
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Comments (5)TT has them, 1 gal for $14.95. Gardino's at gardinosnursery.com has the Grand Duke in a one-gallon size for $15. Logee's also has them, but Logee's plants are always small. I have bought from all three of these many times over a several year period. I would suggest you get the one-gallon simply because they can take a while to get that size, and Logee's are smaller but not cheaper. I got A grand Duke from TT a few weeks ago. Nice thick plant. They spray them with some iron solution that makes the leaves very ugly for a while, doesn't come off. But the plant itself was big and healthy....See MoreBlooming in May!
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