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Wondering how to find plants for your DIY garden design project? This video shares creative tips for finding where to shop for plants, beyond your retail garden center or ordering online. It can be challenging to find all the plants you need for a landscaping project. However, there are many creative ways to find specialty nurseries, small, secret nurseries, plant sales, pop-up plant sales, and more. The tips shared go in order from less adventurous to more adventurous or involved.
None of these tips are perfect solutions, but I hope they help you come up with creative new strategies (or find cool new places) for sourcing plants for your upcoming project.
Please comment below if you have any questions that I can help you with. I am SO grateful for all of your kindness and support! I am reading comments and planning future video topics based on your questions.

Here are some ways you can get involved and learn more:

🪴 FREE MINI COURSE: How to choose the perfect plant (and put it in the right place): https://www.gardenprojectacademy.com/free-mini-course-choose-the-perfect-plant/

🪴 Interested in an online course that helps you design your own landscape? Join the waitlist, here, to hear when it first comes out! https://www.gardenprojectacademy.com/design-your-own-garden-course-waitlist/

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And if you’re new here, hello! 🌱 My name is Eve Hanlin, I’m a horticulturist and landscape designer from the Pacific Northwest corner of the USA. I’ve offered in-person landscape design services for years and now I am taking landscape design online by offering digital courses and resources for do-it-yourselfers. This is my new business: Garden Project Academy.

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