A supplier for barren strawberry ground cover
Looking for a supplier carrying barren strawberry ground cover in Nova Scotia
**FULL QUESTION**
Dear *Gardening Life*,
Marjorie Harris wrote about a ground cover called barren strawberry (*Waldsteinia ternata*). I'd like to use it in my garden but I can't find a supplier here in Nova Scotia. Can you help?
*—Taki Kostopoulos, Pictou, NS*
**FULL ANSWER**
Taki,
*Waldsteinia ternata* is a wonderful little ground cover, thriving in sun or shade and offering a bonus of yellow flowers in spring. You might check in your local garden centre's ground cover section as well as in the perennial section. However, if you have exhausted your local sources, I know of one mail order source: Hortico in Waterdown, ON. 24-Hour Answering Service for Orders: (905) 689-6984. Phone Queries: (905) 689-6984.
Good luck!
*—Karen York, Botanical Editor*
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