I think they are a great company and I have had great experiences with their bulbs. Many "bulbs" are surprisingly fragile and perishable. Winter aconite (Eranthis hyemalis) is a classic example of a bulb that is seldom viable by the time it is bought and planted in the fall. But as long as people want to buy it, someone will be selling it that way. Most bulb suppliers are simply brokers of imported stock. A good portion of Brent and Becky's stock is grown and processed in Holland. When it arrives at their facilities, they can only assume it has been properly grown and handled if it has no visible rot or other problems. It is impossible to really test for viability of fall-planted bulbs. One thing I can suggest if you can budget it is that you order 2-3x the quantity of oxalis you need to cover losses from any potential non-viable bulbs you will receive. Also, ask customer service to process and ship the order as soon as the bulbs arrive at their facilities, even if it is much earlier than you would normally plant bulbs in your area. With fragile bulbs, even a couple of weeks could make a difference. Brent and Becky's is excellent about accommodating requests like this in my experience. Good luck with your bulbs and please report how they do for you!

I just checked out the Lily Lady. She must be getting the same as most of the other retailers in the US. I saw these bulbs on the shelves. So I guess, she must be selling the same quality bulbs. If you don't try, you will never know. Your credit card gives you buyer protection. The other site looks good with the Zombie. But I just was Zombie on ebay as well. Now that we bought it with Maria, all these bulbs that we really wanted just keep on popping up on the web cheaper. :o) This is life. You have to take shipping into consideration though.

H I am interested in knowing if anyone has made a purchase from Luxurymodernhome.com? I need a small toilet apprx. 25" long, 15"wide with a 12" rough. I found one here but I cannot find anything about the company. Can anyone help me?

I have double Cellular blinds (Alta from Budget Blinds) in my home office and love them except I dislike the long cords that keep tangling. I also wish I had gone with Hunter Douglas to get one big light filter single cell Duet blind on my two windows with retractaible cords. For my bedroom, I bought the Architella Duet Hunter Douglas Cellular blinds with the retractable cords in a 3/4" size. I love the bigger pleat size, I like the soft look, I love the insulating properties, and I love the top down/bottom up feature with no cords tangling and all cords staying the same length. I am just not crazy about the Linen color at night since it gets too brown for the look I wanted in my bedroom and I wish I went with the Daisy White.