New Jersey Tea (Ceanothus americanus)

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Q: /why us there no price listed for New Jersey Tea plant in the online catalog? The 2016 printed catalog lists a price.

Asked by: Diana Rigdon - 3/5/2016

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Q: How long is the wait for new jersey tea and what is the price when in stock?

Asked by: Daniel Fouke - 5/29/2020

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Q: Is it safe to plant the New Jersey Tea plants during this time of year (August)?

Asked by: Steven Gross - 8/8/2020

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Q: Once established, can a mature plant survive rabbits? or will rabbits clean the leaves as high as they can reach? Thank you

Asked by: goldkc - 9/8/2020

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Q: Will you be getting more of the New Jersey Tea potted plants in stock?

Asked by: Stacy Bernard - 4/11/2022

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We made an error when going through our inventory as we decided which plants to include in the catalog. The website is more accurate as we can change it instantly when species go out of stock or become available. Prairie redroot would be an excellent substitute--to the untrained eye, they are nearly identical.

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The wait time depends on how fast our plants grow. We should have some by fall 2020 or sooner. They'll be $5.50 for quart pots and $12.75 for gallons.

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They should be fine, though keep an eye on them in case they need some extra water after being planted.

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If rabbits attack the plant so often that it never has a chance to grow, it won't survive. It can tolerate being cut back to nearly ground level occasionally, but not multiple times throughout the year. Rabbits usually get into our potted plants during the winter, and they often eat most of the young stems.

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We grow them from seed, which has germinated but not been potted yet. Hopefully they will be available this fall.

New Jersey Tea (Ceanothus americanus)

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