Cooks Garden (was RE: 2009 rain total)
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  • Subject: Cooks Garden (was RE: 2009 rain total)
  • From: &* C* D* C* U* A* 9* C* <c*@edwards.af.mil>
  • Date: Mon, 4 Jan 2010 16:58:17 -0500
I've ordered from Cooks, they're pretty nice and I agree a bit pricey.
Burpee bought Cook's a few years ago and expanded their catalog to
include more vegetables and flowers, but they still seem to have more of
a "gourmet" kind of selection.

Cyndi


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Subject: Re: [CHAT] 2009 rain total

I've found it a bit pricey but otherwise very satisfactory.  It always
has a few goodies I don't find elsewhere.  For years I have picked and
chosen from many catalogs, but in the past couple of years I have
decided that I'll do better ordering from just one or two - shipping
prices have gotten so high - except for the few special things I
can't find anywhere else.  Cook's Garden just came this week and
I haven't had time to study it yet, but it is one of the good ones.
Auralie

In a message dated 1/2/2010 8:50:17 PM Eastern Standard Time,
bonnie_holmes@comcast.net writes:


We had a touch of snow this a.m. but it is gone. We are in a cold spell
and the ground is "crunchy" so I've been looking over catalogues. On
another note, has anyone had experience with "The Cook's Garden"
catalogue?

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