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Hey! Thanks for this source...of course I decided I wanted one of these plants for my kitchen after seeing it here and I couldn't find one ANYWHERE.

Thanks so much for sharing. My mother's friend bought her one of these plants from home depot...but slowly, she gave some strands away and the rest kind of died. I have been looking for a place to get her a new one for a VERY long time.

No need to deal with the wait, packaging, and fuel miles from an online resource for a string of pearls. There are several nurseries in the SF Bay Area that carry these, including Westbrae in Berkeley, where I got mine. Also, if you get a little string from a friend, you can easily start your own.

Oops--I mean Berkeley Horticultural Nursery! So many nurseries, so little time. . . .

elkanikkole- absolutely so many nurseries to pick from. i think maybe i hit up the local spots on an off week and the 3 i visited were out! but i'll be going local for the next purchase :)

-shayna

I am on the hunt for this plant too. My mum's friend owns her own nursery so I plan to call her up this week to see if she's got any or where I could get one!

I've got a plant question I've been trying to have solved that I think I need to submit ASAP!

I found mine in the garden section of Target (Southern CA).

These are also available at The Dry Garden in Berkeley.
It's a great place to find drought tolerant plants.

I got mine at Sloat Garden/Sunset a couple of weeks ago - $7.