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Comments (19)This year i ordered many catalogs. Not that I am going to buy anything, just to drool over them and also to justify all the jug/bottle mess I have created in the backyard and tell DH, see how beutiful plants are and see much each of those plants would have cost if I had bought from catalog. Don't know if it is going help, but I am preparing for the big surprise (shock???) he is going to get this weekend when he will be back and first time see all my adventure! I will print White Flower Farm online version. This has amazing pictures and good prices to show :D...See More2009 Bluestone Perennials Catalog in Today's Mail
Comments (1)Hi ya Terry, Sure do wish I could trudge through some snow around here. Just rain as usual. I hope mine is in my mailbox when I get home. We always need another clematis now don't we?? ha ha, Judy...See MoreOT: Other catalogs
Comments (10)Hi Pam, Long time no talk! Besides catalogs, a couple places local that have unusual plants are Menne on N.F. Blvd. and Mike Weber at Clinton and Old French(across the street from Dan Majeski's which I don't care for.) There's also a place out in Niagara county that I always go to out on Saunder's Settlement, but I can't remember the name at the moment. They sell wonderful new varieties too, lol. When I remember, I'll repost. Also, lots of great plants at the plant exchange Tara/Gardenfrog holds at her place in the beginning of June. Brenda/Gottagarden always brings huge clumps of beautiful Dahlias. She always brings too much and trys to push them on people, lol. People do bring great plants like the phlox 'Laura' that I got last year, not all no name stuff you know. Oh and I always bring lots of goodies. : ) Remy...See MoreNEW: Catalogs, catalogs, catalogs... A New 'Swap'
Comments (49)I loved finding this swap. I'm filing this for an I can't get outside week. Too much to check out in a day. I don't think I saw this one though. TGN's Pumpkin Nook, sells Ferry Morse and Lilly Miller seed and Jiffy supplies along with other items. Not just pumpkins as the name would imply. This is only an internet site but you can mail or call in your orders. They have excellent prices. Their seeds are less than what I would have to pay at a local store. They don't offer a huge selection but they do have organics and heirlooms. Another plus is Ferry Morse seeds are guaranteed to grow. You have to check out the Ferry Morse site to read that. Shipping on seeds is a flat rate of $2.79 per order. Less than a gallon of gas in most places. Other items ship at a different rate. I've always had excellent service as well. Thanks Dan, you are the Man. I mean mailman....See Morerouge21_gw (CDN Z5b/6a)
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