For those who like a lg. variety of domestic AND international fruit trees/berries; I've had great luck with Raintree Nursery. Can't remember having any stock from them fail to grow. The Trees are VERY large w/ big root systems. Their customer service is very helpful and responsive. I also really like Indiana Berry Co. Their prices cannot be beat; and their plants dig right in and thrive. They give very detailed growing instructions in the catalog; which is nice. They also offer some collections of several strawberry and raspberry varieties which are VERY cost effective; about $ 2.50 each. I appreciate this chance to get names of other good nurseries/seed catalogs to try. Recently got a Pinetree seed catalog; and it has LOTS of fun & interesting imported seeds; like purple; blush and yellow sweet sugar snap peas; LOTS of imported melons."ten fingers of Naples" early(er) plum tomato's; 40 day cucumbers. Between them and my yearly Twilly veggie/flower seed orders; I think I'm ordering over $ 100 already! LOL too ambitious much? Twilly Professional seed Co. Is the BEST; in my opinion; for vast variety; LOW prices; and pro-grower rated veggie seed, Highly recommend them.

I used them a lot several years ago... once I got on their mailing list (click on the "free catalog" link on the right side of their home page), their catalogs often came with coupons, early-season order discounts, etc. See link below. Their plants were fairly small, not the one-gallon or larger perennials you might find at a nursery, but they were always healthy and did well for me. Good luck! Here is a link that might be useful: Bluestone

Just as an update to my post above, I had sent T+M seeds an email complaining about my order. Someone called me back very soon after and said that T+M has been sold to Gardens Alive and is currently "in transition", and that is why orders placed over the holiday were delayed. So presumably once their move to Gardens Alive is complete, they should be back to normal speed (although, their shipping costs are still high!). I just wanted to update as they do seem to have a valid reason for their current delays.

Your welcome! I am always looking for coupons; so, I thought I'd pass this one along. Not sure how Conversations work, but I'll check it out. I had never looked at JCP before we starting building our house, and now I find that I shop there all the time! I get random odds and ends there, nothing super substantial, but I have been so pleasantly surprised by certain things. For example, I got their silk dupioni curtains there (with a bunch of coupons, of course) and I like them so much more than my PB curtains. The JCP ones are pinch pleated and much fuller. I know some people I know that turn their noses up at JCP, and I'm just glad that I gave it a chance! Btw, I have no affiliation to JCP.