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11 years ago

Hi, I want to know if anyone does business with an honest on-line seller of plants. I have been taken advantage of in the past and I want to be able to buy good plants for a fair price. If you can recommend a seller I would be very grateful. Thanks, Mike

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kayjones
11 years ago
What are you looking for, Mike?
chrizty
10 years ago
I just ordered from edelweissperennials.com and Love the plants they sent. very healthy. and they didnt look like seedlings! :) For bulbs I love brecks.com
I also order from michiganbulb.com but the plants look like seedlings but there bulbs are nice.
You can always check the Rate & Review Vendors forum. you might get mixed reviews. some might love this vendor and some not. think it depends on what you buy.
Have you thought about trading with other gardeners here in the Exchanges & trading forums? you can also check members Rate & Review. Just go to the Rate & Review forum and put the member/user name in the search box before trading with them.
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