| I was cruising the web last night, looking at craigslist, and saw a post about this plant sale. I'm planning to order from them. I don't know if anyone else here has done so in the past, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to spread the word.
They have to be picked up in late February, which might be too early to plant them in the ground, so I'm thinking I'll pot them up. They have to be ordered in groups of five, but I have a large area to plant next spring. And of course, I figure any extras I could probably bring to a swap! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pierce County Native Plant Sale
| Dawiff, I'm a fan of these county conservation district plant sales. I'm affiliated with a non-profit camp/conference center and they donate leftovers from the sale free to such organizations. I always attend and often volunteer at the Snohomish County Conservation Disctric plant sale. The plants are sold bareroot in excellent condition. There often are oversized plants available too, not listed in the catalog. Sometimes a batch of trees goes 2 years before they are dug, and they offer them at ridiculous prices. Once they had 8-foot tall paper birches for $3! Best to you,
Jim Eichner |
Here is a link that might be useful: You are invited to the Green Elephant Plant Swap
