Some of these vendors may not be in business anymore, or aren't keeping up their web page. But you probably will find a few good ones. Here is a link that might be useful: Orchid Dealers, Canada

Good to hear from you Anne. I often think about you and your garden, though I don't often post and don't often see your very often any more either. I guess I'm an old timer and mostly a lurker these days. I think the last time I corresponded with you was about a rose called Morgengrus. Sadly it didn't do much for me and it is gone now. Though the bed where I planted it seems to be in decline and it may not have been the rose. Most of the roses in that bed are nine or ten years old now and I think that they are worn out from the yearly winter kill to near the crowns. I remember hearing somewhere that roses grafted on Multiflora wear out after ten or twelve years and that seems to be what is happening in my front bed. The old plants have massive woody knots at the graft and were not putting out vigorous basal breaks last summer as in the past. I think the soil may also be getting tired because the bed is crowded with roses, delphiniums and perenial fox gloves. So, I plan to dig it up this spring, put in fresh compost and manure and replant with new roses, including those from RVR. Hopefully, that will fix the problem. I hope that you are doing well and that your garden is also doing well and bringing you joy. Good to hear from you again, thanks for the reply. Happy New Year and a happy, healthy gardening season to you. Jayne Austin and a hint of things to come this summer. Cheers, Rick

I got my Atemoya Tree from www.tropicalfruitnursery.com Floraexotica can get you anything Tropicalfruitnursery sells theres another place too http://plantogram.com good luck.

Sounds like shippng to Iceland is fairly easy. Whoever has Netla shouldn't ahve a problem, should they? Peppi