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Comments (8)3 years ago I had recently lost my job to illness and was in remission, money was tight of course but I desperately needed to do something to take my mind off of all the stress & though its hard work I loved to garden & saw it as nurturing, constructive & therapeutic. For years I had wanted and tried without success to grow a flowering dogwood tree. Its what I wanted more than anything... they cost $80.00 and up at most garden centers so when I did a search on Google and found one for only 8.95 from Summerstone Nursery I was very both leery & excited but when I saw I could garden my whole yard if I spent $60 I could get 3 free plants.... I was ecstatic... now having lost my job and being ill, $60 was stretching my budget but I could not resist the idea of building a garden along with my dog wood tree so I pushed my limits and ordered 18 plants, I ordered my tree lots of flowering / showy bushes and perennials that were meant to thrive on my nurturing and make my yard beautiful forever... Never having delt with internet nurseries before I was admittedly quite disappointed when a bunch of sticks with roots (no protection at all...showed up, a number of them had lost the paper tag and I was forced to try to guess what was what.... I even took things to other garden centers trying to find out what was what,....but before I did anything I called the company & did exactly as instructed, I placed them in water immediately for 48 hours..... then I planted each plant that was tagged in the predetermined spot and potted the plants I was not sure of in hopes that they would bloom & let me know what was what.... Bottom line....and sad ending was.... Out of 18 "dormant" plants sent only 5 survived... and the rest of the sticks were mostly dead not dormant....or too week to thrive. Out of the 5 that survived.... Only 3 were actually what I ordered & my pink dogwood tree I wanted sooooo bad turned out to be what I believe is a dogwood shrub out of place in the center of my yard hiding the best part of my garden....and I do not find it and its little cluster of "white" flowers to be pleasing in anyway and the pink crapmertle I planted in the "perfect" spot in my back yard is... an unknown shrub that gets berries and some tiny white flowers... and I have no idea if its toxic to my dogs or grandchildren.... So out of 18 plants and for $60 I got 2 Althea's that were $ 3.75 each ($ 7.50) & a Pink Spirea $ 3.75 total cost of correct living plants is $11.25.... The first complaint to the company got me a few more dead plants delivered (& I had to wait a year!!!) the excuse was they did not think fall would be advisable for my zone... ) so by then it was a year from my first order... and even though the woman seemed concerned and willing to help... I waited and waited and nothing arrived.... after that I was unable to get any help told to call other numbers....ignored, put on hold and never returned... told it was too late or they had no record of a complaint just given the run around to an extreme...and I did not need the stress...I was sick again in and out of hospital and could no longer garden anyway. It was clear they relied on another company to do the shipping.... They just take your order and money and then leave it up to an off site place to handle things... My therapy garden turned into a truly sad place and I am too sick to dig up the ugly wild shrubs.... But as I looked at the ugly shrub where my dogwood was suppose to be I through about the complaint I made to the BBB and decided to check them out again... I was happy to see we are now asked to call : The Tennessee Division of Consumer Affairs at http://tn.gov/consumer/ or 615.741.4737. And I did I hope you all do too! Here is a link that might be useful: BBB/ allert to this business!...See MoreHosta Where to Buy in Alabama/Tennessee
Comments (7)I apologize as I do not have an answer to your question but rather a question for you. My husband came home this afternoon and informed me we are moving to Alabama, exact town not sure. My immediate concern is/was what about my Hostas, I have quite a few. I immediately checked the USDA hardiness zone and you appear to be a zone 6. I am zone 5 and we have gotten to -15 below here and my hostas have never froze. I have been gardening in this spot for 20 years and it breaks my heart to think about leaving. Any advice you could give me on gardening in your area to possibly ease my pain would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps it's fate that your posting was the first to appear the same day this move was presented to me....See MoreHelp. Looking to buy mail order Tennessee wildflowers
Comments (5)The Shooting Star Nursery (see link) is a good place. They mostly deal in seeds but also sell some plants. They're in Kentucky, though that shouldn't make much of a difference. Patrick Alexander Here is a link that might be useful: Shooting Star Nursery...See MoreKentucky or Tennessee Big box stores
Comments (12)Palmmandan, if I find a store and I decide to go, I'll let you know. Denninmi, I have asked at a local Lowe's, but they said they couldn't special order anything. They said what they receive was pushed to them by headquarters. I asked again, this time directly to the outdoor garden manager if she could get in some southern magnolias, she said she'd try. I've looked every time I'm there and there are none, so I kinda gave up at that Lowe's. I'd rather go with Lowe's than HD because Lowe's seems to have better prices and healthier plants, plus I bought a big 25 gallon needle from Lowe's a couple summers ago when I was in Panama City, so I know they're able to get them in a big size. The grower was Morningstar Nursery. Maybe I'll try some other Lowe's....See MoreGlenda Lindsay
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