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I never have seen plants, as sad as the plants I just received from "DIRECT
GARDENING"! Just a bunch of sticks with about 4 dried up roots at the end. Calling them sticks is an over statement.The Tree Peony is a sad sack of roots with mush on top, and you do not want to know how bad it smelled. NEVER AGAIN! |
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"spider" wrote:
I never have seen plants, as sad as the plants I just received from "DIRECT GARDENING"! Just a bunch of sticks with about 4 dried up roots at the end. Calling them sticks is an over statement.The Tree Peony is a sad sack of roots with mush on top, and you do not want to know how bad it smelled. NEVER AGAIN! Call and complain..give them the chance to replace what is wrong. I ordered a clematis from Henry Fields and what I got was a 4" dead twig with brown leaves. I called them and they shipped out another immediately. That one was completely healthy. Even the first clematis sent up another stem weeks later. DiGiTAL ViNYL (no email) Zone 6b/7, Westchester Co, NY, 1 mile off L.I.Sound 1st Year Gardener |
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I've had good luck with buying through catalogs and internet. I
especially love to buy plants at Yahoo's auctions or ebay. But I had great luck with Henry Field's. It was my lop-ear bunnies that destroyed my plants after they had put out tons of leaves. Here in Fresno, the sun itself can be a pain in the butt when trying to grow plants like that. Most of my flowers had brown leaves just from the sun and that was before it got over 100F here. It did it in low 90s. But the plant company said they'd still replace my plants because they guaranteed them to live. I also buy from Burpee now that they are affiliated with Organic Gardening and also from Michigan Bulb company. Carla "spider" wrote in message .. . I never have seen plants, as sad as the plants I just received from "DIRECT GARDENING"! Just a bunch of sticks with about 4 dried up roots at the end. Calling them sticks is an over statement.The Tree Peony is a sad sack of roots with mush on top, and you do not want to know how bad it smelled. NEVER AGAIN! |
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I've had good luck with buying through catalogs and internet. I
especially love to buy plants at Yahoo's auctions or ebay. But I had great luck with Henry Field's. It was my lop-ear bunnies that destroyed my plants after they had put out tons of leaves. Here in Fresno, the sun itself can be a pain in the butt when trying to grow plants like that. Most of my flowers had brown leaves just from the sun and that was before it got over 100F here. It did it in low 90s. But the plant company said they'd still replace my plants because they guaranteed them to live. I also buy from Burpee now that they are affiliated with Organic Gardening and also from Michigan Bulb company. Carla "spider" wrote in message .. . I never have seen plants, as sad as the plants I just received from "DIRECT GARDENING"! Just a bunch of sticks with about 4 dried up roots at the end. Calling them sticks is an over statement.The Tree Peony is a sad sack of roots with mush on top, and you do not want to know how bad it smelled. NEVER AGAIN! |
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