told me offer expired... but i did order a catalog so hopefully they'll send one with a coupon too for me.... thank you for sharing! I'm looking for garden companies that offer good coupons with their catalogs, trying to expand my garden on a limited budget. Thanks, Michelle

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.

My experience is that most websites selling things tend to have a box giving you the opportunity to insert a coupon code. But coupon codes may or may not exist for that company. I usually go on a brief internet search for a coupon code, but seldom find one for the item I am buying. I have come to believe that the coupon code box is part of generic website design, and does not necessarily mean that the seller offers discounts. However, some sellers will give you something if you "sign up" at their site and agree to let them send you e-mails. You have to give a working e-mail address and in exchange you may get some money off your next purchase. Some people maintain a special e-mail address just to receive those types of junk e-mail. I have them go to my regular e-mail address and have not had any problems. There are lots of placed on the internet that offer coupons, and occasionally you find a discount coupon that works. I have used them successfully at times, but lots of them turn out not to work. If you do a lot of on-line shopping, you tend to figure out which ones work and don't work.

Here's a coupon site that lists one: restoration coupon