Recommendations for good quality mail order bulbs
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What's your favorite mail order bulb seller?
Comments (2)Scheepers/Van Engelen out of Ct. Always nice bulbs and very good customer service. They have a very wide selection, everything on your list, and the prices are about as good as you're going to find for quality bulbs....See MorePlease recommend mail order source for BB,Conelia and others
Comments (15)I just got Cornelia from Countryside Roses. They and Nor'East miniatures had the nicest plants by far that I purchased this season, and I bought from several of the popular bare-root antique rose vendors. The plants were bigger than bands for the same price or less, with larger root systems and much healthier than those from some other sources. This was my first time buying from them, and I couldn't be more pleased. I just wish they had more gallicas, damasks, and albas, and they would be my sole source for new roses....See Moreforestfarm questions (plus other good mail order nurseries)
Comments (26)LOVE Forest Farm! I won't order from anyone else uness they didn't sell something I wanted. I ordered all, but one, of my trees from them, about 19, arrived zero root bound. They were SO easy to plant. Plus the trees' roots were insane. As I stretched out the roots when we were planting, my husband had to keep digging the holes wider and wider to accommodate the size of the roots. Some of the roots were 3 ft long. It was crazy. He made the holes wide enough so that each of the roots could stretch out completely. NONE of the trees ended up getting transplant shock either. They've grown so much their first season with me. I'm ecstatic....See MoreYour favorite spring bulb mail order source?
Comments (24)ceraholt: In my experience, none of those pink daffs are ever pink - the best I've seen in my garden is somewhat apricot, and these are bulbs from Botanus and Vesey's, both places I would highly recommend - order their catalogues and do some comparison price shopping with Brecks. I have never found the quality and variety in nurseries to be the same as that I have purchased from these companies - also, they will refund/replace bulbs which don't come up generally, and nurseries (like Humber which I frequent) do not offer the same deal. I also recommend Valley K for lilies - mine are three years old now and simply awesome!!!...See More- last year
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