Here is a link to Gurney's $25.00 of a $50.00 purchase. I have used it several time this year so far. http://gurneys.com/default.asp?eid=081506&sid=508246&gclid=CLbU45OViaECFciA5QodNG4uPQ Raybo Here is a link that might be useful: Gurney's $25.00 off Link

Just in response to the negative Gurney/Henry Fields comments. Overall I have had good luck with seeds from Gurney's and Henry Fields(they and some others are affiliated)but especially good luck with Henry Fields corn seed, strawberry plants, birch trees and scotch pine. My chief complaint would be the lack of variety, which is why I no longer order from them. No luck with either of their rasberries, white pine - they both refunded or replaced everything the next year(s). After 7 years, my dwarf fruit trees(Gurney) finally started to produce last year(got 7 pears on one tree...lol). IMO both places' seed is overpriced even with the $25 off(plus $10 to ship the seed pkts). Their nursery stock is questionable but can...be a deal. Four Seasons Nursery(a similar but differnt company?) has some deals if you don't care about starting out with a sapling - just hang on to your reciept/order #... I think alot of times peoples problems are a result of user error. They have a great and easy return policy. Just don't get suckered into buying too much of their overpriced stuff while trying to take "advantage" of the $25 off "deal"...Their corn seed is about the only thing I might consider buying again. Too many other websites nowadays with a much better selection and value.

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.

Here's the response to the email I sent to Park's yesterday (received today at 9:30 A.M.): Thanks so much for contacting us! Your concern is important, and we're glad you took the time to write. Please accept our apology for the error in sending the Newsletter, No hocus-pocus, just eerily FREE shipping! Due to a technical glitch the email was delayed in sending. As a result, we have extended the expiration date until Tuesday, 11/02/10 at midnight. Once again please accept our apology for any inconvenience caused. If you have any more questions or comments, please don't hesitate to give us a call or send an email (number and addresses below). Thank you for sharing your garden with Park! Angie Park Seed Customer Contact Team 1 Parkton Ave. Greenwood, South Carolina 29647 Telephone: 800-845-3369 Fax: 800-275-9941 PV