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This might help. Make a few phone calls.

http://www.gardenguides.com/local-nurseries/fl-st-james-city/

Take a walk around your area,and see what other people are growing..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

Go to a nursery and ask....

This answer was removed for no reason > > >  I'll ask my nephew. He formed and manages the Farmers Market in Jacksonville, FL . 

Ducky

I just posted here, 15 minutes before this response from you. Your above answer was NOT here!!! When did you post it and why are you doing this all over the forum? I'll ask again. What is the number in the little red circle on the page, right beside akaQA? Please click on it and watch what happens.

country bumpkin

@MCM
Your original answer was removed for the reason that you posted your answer under a new account " my cats' mom", shortly over a week ago. You are only allowed to have one account here on akaQA. Please learn to read your notifications.
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But link whatever, I'm a sucker for the past and would have loved to have seen TAG go full hog introducing effectively a 1:1 remake complete with a 36mm (ish) case and a closed caseback. I understand there are limitations in the modern context in terms of the size of the movement and how that might affect the brand's ability to see such link a thing through, but a link boy can dream.

The prototyping and work link done in his workshop in the Vallée de Joux is done the "old-fashioned way." Tixier assured me that their new movement is not a result of using new CNC machines or manufacturing techniques that wouldn't have been available in link the past. If he could prototype it largely by hand with 60 or 70-year-old machines it shows link that the watch was a testament to an idea not new materials or technology.