Who's your favorite online orchid seller?
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Comments (2)Scheepers/Van Engelen out of Ct. Always nice bulbs and very good customer service. They have a very wide selection, everything on your list, and the prices are about as good as you're going to find for quality bulbs....See MoreHello Folks! What is your favorite Orchid species?
Comments (59)I agree with ginnibug, diversity in leaves is what really makes the plants attractive since most of the year they don't have flowers. I have one of the miniatures where the entire plant is no more than an inch-and-a-half tall. Variety is Seiryujishi. But my problem is that although the plants grow very well here in north Florida, the hot summers tend to prevent it from blooming except just occasionally; my Neo falcata plants can go years between blooms....See MoreWhat are your favorite orchid witticisms?
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Comments (11)Leafwatcher, This year I've ordered from NH Hosta, Hallson, Naylor Creek, Land of the Giants, Hosta Patch, Hostas Direct, Mason Hollow, Garden Breeze, Jim's Hostas, Hosta Liners, and Country Boy Hostas. All are online sources. Each have their strengths and some have drawbacks. You can't go wrong with Hallson. Great customer service and good sized plants, probably the best sized plants for those that are not field grown divisions. Naylor Creek has great plants also and a wide variety. They probably have more hard to find cultivars than Hallson. Jim's has an extensive variety of cultivars. Plants are often field grown divisions. My plants from them this year were flaccid upon arrival. They've since recovered and are doing fine. NH Hostas also have good prices and good plants. Their plants are greenhouse grown and usually one eye each. They also sell small "starter" plants which are very small. Hosta Liners sell small plants, but also have 4.5 inch potted "market ready" plants. I had good luck with those this year. Country Boy Hostas is one I would not use again. I ordered three plants from them this year and all were very small and have struggled. Hosta's Direct sell small plants at small prices. They take longer to get established. Hosta Patch had some good plants that have done well. Their super sized plants are more expensive and are multi-eyed and establish well. LOTG had difficulty with the weather this Spring and shipped late. As a result some of the plants from them have not done well, others have established quickly. Their plants are field grown and good sized. Mason Hollow has become one of my favorite sources for Hostas. Great selection, great customer service, good sized plants that are shipped quickly and arrive in good shape. Every plant I ordered from them this year has done well. I ordered three times from them, and will go back for more next year. So it depends on what you want. Smaller prices mean smaller plants that take longer to get established. You can't go wrong with Hallson, Naylor Creek and Mason Hollow, IMO. Steve...See Morebullsie
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