Any recommended nurseries that have them right now?

If you can find a nursery that dosent carry servieberries, I would be shocked.
You dont mention where you are, but if you are within the range of zones that
they tolerate, ANY nursery should have them. Where are you located?

Toad

Marley wrote:

If you can find a nursery that dosent carry servieberries, I would be shocked.

You dont mention where you are, but if you are within the range of zones
that
they tolerate, ANY nursery should have them. Where are you located?

Ohio. Unfortunately, it seems often the case they are sold out relatively
quickly...

raintree (online) has serviceberries. I am sure they ship fast. I highly recommend
them for great quality. Ingrid

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Ingrid wrote:

raintree (online) has serviceberries. I am sure they ship fast. I highly
recommend
them for great quality. Ingrid

(OhSojourner) wrote:

Any recommended nurseries that have them right now?

Unfortunately they are not shipping until fall (I'm assuming they are out of
stock... and I would like to plant some this spring! -- Specifically, some of
the better cultivars like "Honeywood", "Pembina", "Thiessen" or "Northline".
I've phoned the local nurseries and most just carry the ornamental-bred
varieties if at all. I've tried doing an online search and most nurseries
either don't have them or are out of stock; are wholesale nurseries, or are
too far away and don't do mail order.

If anyone knows of a nursery in the NE Ohio/Pennsylvania area that carries
these varieties, please let me know!

" Unfortunately they are not shipping until fall (I'm assuming they are out
of
stock... and I would like to plant some this spring! -- Specifically,
some of
the better cultivars like "Honeywood", "Pembina", "Thiessen" or
"Northline".
I've phoned the local nurseries and most just carry the ornamental-bred
varieties if at all. I've tried doing an online search and most nurseries
either don't have them or are out of stock; are wholesale nurseries, or
are
too far away and don't do mail order.

If anyone knows of a nursery in the NE Ohio/Pennsylvania area that carries
these varieties, please let me know!

Edible Landscaping, www.eat-it.com, has them, although I don't see any of
the varities listed above in their catalogue. They are out of Virginia.

Keith