By dave September 26, 2015 | Celebrating Dahlias! We open the Dahlias Celebration Week with a look at the top cultivars, top comments, most thumbed images, and more! (1,219 words - Read the full article) |
By Paul2032 September 25, 2015 | Fascinating Fasciation The beauty around us seems endless, but sometimes Mother Nature outdoes herself in creating plants and flowers that are unique and that may, depending on your tastes, seem even more beautiful. Fasciated flowers have something that could be described as a little extra and could be considered either gorgeous or grotesque. (134 words - Read the full article) |
By Newyorkrita September 24, 2015 | Milkweed, in Seed In late summer Milkweed pods dry and burst open, showing seeds with silky parachutes. (166 words - Read the full article) |
By dave September 23, 2015 | Grow Milkweed and Help Save the Monarch Butterflies Could the monarchs one day actually go extinct? It's not unheard of. The loss of milkweed is directly related to the loss of monarchs. Let's all grow milkweed and preserve this majestic species of butterfly. (1,199 words - Read the full article) |
By Catmint20906 September 22, 2015 | Creating a Butterfly Garden Many of us envision a peaceful paradise where butterflies float, serenely sipping nectar from the beauty we have created. For me, the reality of a butterfly garden is humming, vibrant, and thrilling beyond anything I ever could have imagined. Here are some tips for creating a butterfly garden of your own. (1,197 words - Read the full article) |
By Chillybean September 21, 2015 | Blame the Bird Seed Feeding the birds brings much to our lives. We see and learn from these beauties in a way we wouldn't otherwise. This joy may create some unexpected yard work. (648 words - Read the full article) |
By Lalambchop1 September 20, 2015 | Tips for Replanting I'm currently replanting a daylily bed and thought I'd share a couple of tips. (343 words - Read the full article) |
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Top notch. 5 Stars. The owner, Liz, is a noted hybridizer and is active with Brugmansia Growers International. She has created and named many varieties. I have purchased plants and seeds (Brugs and Commiphora neglecta) from her and have been very pleased. She specializes in half a dozen or so plant types. She has a 100% Positive rating on eBay and also has a Facebook page. Highly recommended.
My first online daylily order was placed with Maryott's Gardens and the daylilies arrived today. Wow! The daylilies I ordered are large and healthy, and the bonus plants were a very pleasant surprise. All my questions via email were answered in a timely manner and their responses were always friendly. Wonderful people to do business with.
Nice healthy tropical plants, and a very good size for the price. Great selection and reasonable shipping costs - if you buy more than one plant, they reduce the shipping on the next 3 plants.
Great selection of organic and non-GMO and heirloom vegetables. Some herbs and flowers as well. A bit pricey, but not too much so. Nice selection of morning glory and sweet peas - many species not easily found elsewhere.
This was my first time ordering from Bell's. I ordered from their BOGO sale. They had bigger roots than Florida daylilies! I can't wait to see them bloom next spring. They don't have an Email that I know of though.
Victory Seed Company reps are always there to help. I get fast and informative email replies. The seeds are high quality, of course, but if it weren't for their responsiveness to my inquiries, my gardens wouldn't be nearly as successful as they've been.
I have ordered from them a couple of times and have been happy with their selection, quality, and price. They have some seed not generally available elsewhere. As the name suggests, they specialize in fruit and seeds, though they sell many flowering tree and shrub seeds.
In August 2014, I purchased: Plumeria alba - rooted 14" Clivia miniata Good Hope 6 leaves (I think) 4 " pot Adenium obesum (NOID I think ) All were good quality and a question to Customer Service was helpfully and quickly answered. It was much appreciated since I had no experience with any of these plants and they are way out of my zone. Including postage, I only paid $41 for my total purchase. A very good value. All 3 have done well for me and are very healthy. Heartily recommend this company. Will order from them again.
We keep growing, because ATP is where all the excitement is these days! Check out these numbers from last week: