danaeb
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Favorite viveros in La Paz/Centenario
WooHoo!
11/30 I'm officially retired, or should I say reborn. Now I'll finally be able to spend more time at my casita.
One of my first projects is a garden design. I have a favorite vivero in Centenario, but I'd like to expand my horizons.
Suggestions?
Dana
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Alan
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What timing for your question. I just went to a new for me place yesterday. I can't remember the name of the street but if you go up the Libremento
by Walmart, make a left at the light just where the "Libre" becomes a two-way. (like you are heading to Ley's). There are two nurseries on your left.
Great prices compared to elsewhere. I got two hybiscus', two gardenias and a philodendrum for about $30 US.
More importantly, Congratulations on your upcoming retirement. I pulled the plug six months ago and haven't looked back. I love being retired and
being able to spend much more time in LP.
In Memory of E-57
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gnukid
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Consider seeds and cuttings, more fun and affordable. there is no need to be paying $10-30 per plant, there is an organic garden in La Ribera which
has seeds and I understand there is one in Centanario or just past on the right heading north... otherwise all the viveros are great but you need one
where you have a friend.
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danaeb
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Hi Alan - thanks for the info. I pass those viveros all the time - the shrimp guy is right there - but I hadn't stopped in. I'll check them out.
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Vivero Rainbow
Reforma 2340
E/ Lopez Mateos y Carranza
very small nursery behind the front house
go late afternoon, then the owner Daren will be there
he is a doctor in biology and specializes on rare plants
he has the knowledge to tell you what works and what not
cool stuff
Harald Pietschmann
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Ive tried most and for me the one in Centenario is the best.
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I like Sergio in Centenario as well - but he is also the most expensive
Harald Pietschmann
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GARDENS IN BAJA
Come and visit me and get some cuttings for free !!!! I love my garden too !!
[Edited on 1-19-2011 by BajaBlanca]
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I would love to get some cuttings from you - but La Paz is a bit far for a casual drive
Harald Pietschmann
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