After reading Bob Nold's response, I had to take a laugh break.
Years ago, after giving a talk to a garden club, a sweet old thing came up to me and started telling me about her grandson who lived in an apartment somewhere. She kindly asked me to send him seeds of all my rarest plants. Here's my take on rare plants: if you want an entire garden filled with rare, unique plants, simply sow a packet of seed of any familiar annual. Each seedling is unique, presumably (I don't have a lab to prove it) the only one exactly like it in the world. They don't come any rarer than that. I do have a "rarest" plant, but I won't tell you what it is. But if you want to see it, take a look at the home page of my web site. Just Google my name, look for the web site, not the blog. Scroll down a bit; you can't miss it (unless you don't recognize it as a plant). Jim McKenney
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