jack-in-the-pulpit

[nobody]

Does anyone know a good, not too expensive source for jack-in-the-pulpits, may apples, and the like?

Alan

[paghat]

"Inexpensive" jack-in-the-pulpits would be something akin to cheap coins of pure gold, or an inexpensive pet snow leopard. One moderately priced source is

-- lots of interesting shade plants.

If you are knowledgeable enough about aroids to save seeds of unusual varieties you've already had good luck with, the aroid societies & e-lists do a great job of trading seeds between one another's members, though they gotta kinda know who you are, because most people seeking free seeds are just such asswipes, & if you've got nothing great to offer in return, you don't get to play.

-paghat the ratgirl

[SAS567]

I've got tons of them both and Trilliums, too, growing in the woods on my property. Didn't know you could actually buy them. Sue in Mi. (zone 5)

[nobody]

I guess you can buy anything.

Alan

[dr-solo]

do a google search for domestically propagated wild flowers I am sure they will have them. I have them in my itty bitty city garden and they are a nuisance. I have to cut and dispose of the red berry stalk every year or have a gazillion jacks sprout the next year. sooooo if you know somebody with a jack, harvest the berries after the plant has died. separate the berries and plant them. Ingrid

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[enialle]

I bought a bunch at ebay.

[Dana Schultz]

got a friend with a forest? I raided my cousins bush and got jack-in-the-pulpits, may apples, blood root, both white and red trilliums, dog wood violets and many ferns. Oh yeah and a few deer ticks.

jack-in-the-pulpits,

[William W. Plummer]

IIRC Jack-in-the-pulpits are extremely difficult to transplant. Even if a whole bushel of soil is moved. And, it is illegal in public parks and forests.