Really far behind in my reading r.g.o. these days.

We ship tens of thousands of seedlings out of what is probably one
of the hottest ZIP codes in the country; I have yet to have a report of
seedlings damaged by heat. Once a year, we might lose a shipment due to a
snap snowstorm (the last one was 2005, I think), but that's it.

We ship in cardboard boxes with plastic peanuts. Nothing fancy.

I figure the box goes from the a/c house to the a/c car to the a/c
post office to a truck that hauls it to some a/c shipping center in the
shadow of the airport. From there, FedEx (which handless air shipments of
USPS Priority Mail these days) moves it as fast as they can.

I also follow Rod Venger's suggestion from way the heck back when:
absolutely no indications as to the contents. No "Fragile" or "Perishable"
or other designations.

The address in the header is bogus. Send no email there.

-AJHicks
Chandler, AZ