I haven't purchased from them but they do seem to have a nice variety & good feedback. For those prices I would definitely give them a try. I can personally vouch for A & B tropicals in the Ft. Myers, FL area. They're also on ebay as aabtropicals (I think). I got an ice cream and a grand nain for ~$6.50 a piece plus $6.50 total priority mail shipping. Plants were packaged expertly, arrived in pristine condition and Brandy is super nice. FYI, prices are slightly higher through the website if they are not running an auction. I can send you pictures of the nana's the day they arrived if you would like to see. :)

What a fun site! Here's a link: Here is a link that might be useful: canna news

sergnic - what part of Italy are you living in? Are you in the city or out in a rural area? I see mentioned in, "your page" that you are a botanist. I am very interested in more input from you concerning the types of figs grown in different parts of Italy. I have been there quite a few times. Many in the spring of the year when the figs where not ready to eat. I had to fill up on the Nespoli. My family has a farm in the Cilento, Campania area just south of Palinuro a sea coast town called Marina di Camerota, Italy. There are many different type of figs and other fruit growing there. This year we are planning a September trip. I should be able to get my fill of ripe figs during this seasion. I plan to ask what the names of the trees are take photos of them and also have a notebook to write down what my relatives tell me about the figs and other type fruit trees they are growing. My one uncle even has some sort of banana tree growing in his yard. How I wish I could take along home with me just small rooted trees of all sorts. Living in northeastern Pennsylvania Zone 5 makes it a bit rough but I still would like to try other trees I have seen growing there. I know other people using this forum would feel that way as welI. I have seen what some people have told me was a grape vine that they called a, "strawberry grape". Are you familiar with that type of fruit? I will be looking forward to whatever you can contribute concerning the questions I posed to you. Regards and thank you Tanti saluti Lou NE., PA

We have always wanted to grow for resale, but have been held back by my health issues and my hubby's age and energy. glad you did as well as you did.always thought they needed so much more water. Green tomatoes are big here too. I'd be afraid if you planted them any closer you would have, rot, fungus and more bugs. I think you really need the spacing for air circulation.