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Comments (14)I usually decide first (early fall) which barer root roses I want to order and from whom. Most of the roses I order are from Palatine and Pickering. I place the order soon but I usually ask for early to mid February shipping. Palatine never gave me any trouble if I wanted to add additional roses. Pickering policy for a while was that you couldnÂt add additional roses except if you pay a penalty fee - that was still less than to place a second order, but now they seem to be a bit more flexible. Hortico always allows adding to your order; alas that does not mean that they will have those roses available. Own root nurseries policy varies. Some like Ashdown allows you to add at no charge and there is no minimum to order. RU requires a minimum order of 3 roses to process a shipment. Chamblee's recently charges a fee if you change an order after it is processed but this policy is sensible. Almost all vendors I dealt with allow you to choose the shipping date; few exception are Regan (they close shipping bare roots early), and S&W Greenhouses - they do not store the bare roots but ship them as soon as they get them. So try to decide early if you can what you want and whom you want to order from but ask them shipping your roses when it is the best time to plant bare roots or potted roses respectively in your zone. It is better for you and better for them (IMHO) because they know in advance how many orders they should handle any given weeks. Now, sales are an entirely different matter. I usually not only tempted but cannot resist but order a few despite the promise to myself that 'no more rose orders after November of year X. Well and then in the next year, at sale time, I do order more. This year was an exception because we were out of the country when Ashdown etc. had sales and although I had 8-12 band in my cart during the Vintage sale I didn't place the order because of the drought. To ship plants across the continent to the sure death was able to make even me a bit more sensible....See MoreAnyone running short of fabric??
Comments (18)Where on earth can you buy socks AND fabric??? Maybe Wally World, but mine got rid of their fabric. Oh, they have some precuts but since they discontinued the wide muslin and denim precuts, I don't even bother looking anymore. Those actually were a good deal. Maybe it's a good thing they got rid of the fabric, we don't have much around here that has fabric and that would be one more temptation to go to Wally World more than I can tolerate. The nearest Joann's is a good 30 minutes from here and the LQS is too expensive unless they are running a big sale. But there is going to be a Hobby Lobby in this area (maybe 15 minutes away) so that will be another temptation I don't need. I've never been to one, has anyone out there ever and do you like their fabric?? If so, maybe you should lie and tell me it's awful....See MoreDoes Room & Board EVER have sales?
Comments (3)I think they also have a big clearance sale at their Minneapolis headquarters-area warehouse. But it's probably the close-out stuff. The chain does a bang-up job getting great-looking, timeless, good-quality and "green" furniture to the market, and there's a big demand for that and plenty of people buying (including me), so they don't really need to have a sale. Thank goodness their shipping rates don't hurt as bad as some companies'....See MoreWorld Market clearance sale
Comments (4)Oh WOW Raven!!!! You are so lucky! One can never have enough cooking vessels, can they?? I've never heard of World Market. I wish we got that here, instead of Marshall's! (who just came to my city)...See More- 11 years ago
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