Best place to buy hostas online?
Dinita
9 years ago
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Steve Massachusetts
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Comments (8)I just bought a bunch, in all sizes from hostasDirect.com. They are based locally and I really like the quality of their plants. Tom, the owner, was having a sale in his own yard and you got to see everything he was offering in a real live setting... at mature sizes. But, as someone said before, they are very tempermental little buggers. I think I've already killed one, and it's only been a week! I can't remember which one though....See MoreBest place online to buy Appliances??
Comments (29)I bought a Lacanche stove via the internet back in 2005, I think, from England, self importing it and dealing with shipping as well. Total cost for the Cluny, Portuguese Blue, including shipping was under $4000. This is actually a very simple stove. It was installed in about 4 minutes, and I have not had any trouble in all these years. My point being, if you know what you want, and you can get significant (emphasis on the significant) savings, and you don't have a "touchy" product, of course you should use the internet. If you anticipate that the appliance will need frequent servicing, perhaps you should re-consider purchasing the product. I'm re-doing my mother's house in a very rural area and will buy a Verona on-line since there don't seem to be any dealers there. On the other hand, there is a somewhat "upscale" appliance dealer within 100 miles which has a service department so in a pinch they could come up to handle it....See MoreBest places to buy cacti & succulents online??
Comments (11)I found a succulent website harddy.com. They are the succulent marketplace. It seems they only ship within the United States. Hope that helps! They have some pretty cool stuff. Worth taking a look at....See MoreBest/most reliable place to buy appliances online?
Comments (3)ABT and AJ Madison are both great and super informative. It all depends on what you are looking for. If you are wanting appliances that are current models, then one of the bigger ones like those two or any of the big box stores if you are looking for mid range. If you are wanting to save a bit, you could look into discontinued, open box items. I cannot speak for other companies, but the one I work for has a 30 day return policy, and all of the appliances come with a 1 year manufacturer's warranty, and the option to purchase an extended warranty. If something goes wrong after install, we contact a service company for you and try to make things as easy as possible on the buyer. All you can do is make sure to read the reviews....See More
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Linda's Garden z6 Utah
9 years agoThe ones I bought from Land of the Giants were shipped bare root and the ones I got from Casita Azul were shipped in small pots. I planted them in the ground and they are doing great.
Linda
Judith Casey
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djacob Z6a SE WI
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Jon 6a SE MA
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steve duggins(Z6a) - Central Ohio
3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoWade and Gatton opened back up last year. Stopped doing the per eye pricing and just sold the whole pot for the 1-2 eye price. I haven't heard what they were doing this year.
The problem with Hornbaker is I ordered some small Hosta and when I planted them in front of my other new medium and large Hosta they were just too big. I know the other ones will catch up, but it will be a couple years at least. All new plants this year except the tall 1st and Ten on the left and the little variegated one in the back. Hornbaker sent the 3 in front and the one in the middle right of the fern. The blue in back will be one of my largest Hosta (Gentle Giant) also came from Hornbaker.
Here's the whole new bed. The 3 bigger plants near the middle are not new this year.
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