One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
Can anyone recommend a supplier who has a good range of fruit trees in good
condition for sensible prices? Preferably with an online catalogue/ordering system. I've bought from Deacons Nursery on the IoW before & thought they were pretty good - are they still a safe bet? (no online catalogue though AFAIK) Any other recommendations? Thanks... |
One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
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One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
"Joe McElvenney" wrote in message ... Hi, You might try - http://www.kenmuir.co.uk/ Cheers - Joe Have you used them ? Do you rate them? |
One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
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Hi, You might try - http://www.kenmuir.co.uk/ Cheers - Joe Have you used them ? Do you rate them? Yes, I bought two, one-year-old apple trees (Falstaff and Bountiful) from them about 18 months ago and one of them is fruiting already. As for a relative rating, I wouldn't know. I have only a moderate sized suburban garden and so am not a big player when it comes to ordering such things. However, their prices seemed reasonable and delivery was as stated. Cheers - Joe |
One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
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from "Philip" contains these words: "Joe McElvenney" wrote in message ... Hi, You might try - http://www.kenmuir.co.uk/ Cheers - Joe Have you used them ? Do you rate them? I have. They were OK, but one lot of rapberry canes wasn't dug or packed very well. Probably just one inept employee. -- Rusty Hinge No m'lud, it wasn't a sneg. My joints creak. |
One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
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from "Big Al" contains these words: Can anyone recommend a supplier who has a good range of fruit trees in good condition for sensible prices? Preferably with an online catalogue/ordering system. I've bought from Deacons Nursery on the IoW before & thought they were pretty good - are they still a safe bet? (no online catalogue though AFAIK) Any other recommendations? Thanks... I ordered from Keepers Nursery last year and thought the range and quality excellent. Janet G |
One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 19:57:26 +0100, Janet Galpin and Oliver Patterson
wrote: The message from "Big Al" contains these words: Can anyone recommend a supplier who has a good range of fruit trees in good condition for sensible prices? Preferably with an online catalogue/ordering system. I've bought from Deacons Nursery on the IoW before & thought they were pretty good - are they still a safe bet? (no online catalogue though AFAIK) Any other recommendations? Scotts of Merriot (Somerset) has a good reputation but not sure if they do internet business. Pam in Bristol |
One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
"Jaques d'Altrades" wrote Have you used them ? Do you rate them? I have. They were OK, but one lot of rapberry canes wasn't dug or packed very well. Probably just one inept employee. The same employee must have dealt with our order. ( I wouldn't have ordered from them in the light of previous experience - these plants were a gift to the garden from a member of my employer's family) Rod |
One stop shop for fruit trees etc.?
In article , Pam Moore
writes Scotts of Merriot (Somerset) has a good reputation but not sure if they do internet business. Wahey!! :-) I thought I was the only one who recommended Scotts ! -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm |
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