Re: Selby plant sale


You're most welcome, Auralie.  It is a marvelous list and you should
have seen my original list from that nursery....about my whole year's
plant budget!  It was very hard to cut that one down.  Yes, their
shipping is high, but they say they send larger plants than most
mailorder nurseries.  That's what I'm waiting to find out....if 'tis
so.  If they are larger, then I can understand because shipping is by
weight (and distance) and shipping costs have gone up in the last
year or so....pretty steep these days IMO.

Shipping does make a difference.  One of my favorite nurseries for
several things is Digging Dog in CA, but what with their min. order
and shipping, I just had to pass this year.  They send (or have in
the past) quite good sized plants for mailorder.  Anybody on the West
Coast should give them a whirl.  http://www.diggingdog.com/


Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
mtalt@hort.net
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> From: Aplfgcnys@aol.com
> 
> In a message dated 03/20/2004 7:43:20 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
> mtalt@hort.net writes:
> 
> > http://www.lazyssfarm.com/Plants/Perennials/S_files/Salvias.htm
> 
> Thanks so much, Marge.   That's a wonderful  plant list.  Of course
I got 
> bogged down and ordered more than I should have - too many enticing
things.  
> Their shipping is pretty steep, but since I can't take it with me,
I won't worry 
> about it. Both the sage and rue are marginally hardy here, and
after the winter 
> we have had, I really don't expect them to have survived.  I found
some of 
> the other things - enough to more than keep me occupied.  I always
end up with 
> far more than I need - but "need" is not the issue anyway.  
> Thanks, too, Kitty and Barb and Zem.  This group always have an
answer.
> Kitty, how did you find the NJ place?  I had done a Dogpile search
and came 
> up with several places that listed the herbs but none of them
shipped.  You 
> have a real genius for finding things.  Thanks again, 
> Auralie

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