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Re: Thank you!

I have ordered from Pickering and from Wayside garden.  Plants have been 
shipped bareroot and have been healthy and survived fine.  Roses do well 
shipped and planted bareroot.  However, it is important that they are 
planted when dormant; either very early in the spring or very late in the 
fall.  


Denise Leonard
Tanstaafl Farm
Greenfield, MA
dal@shaysnet.com


On Thu, 31 Dec 1998, Linda Watson wrote:

> Well, your replies were all the encouragement I needed to search the web,
> and lo!  I nearly went blind!  Found the address for Pickering Nurseries,
> and ever so many others.  
> 
> 'nother question:  do roses ship well?  I've ordered other live plants from
> back east and haven't found it necessary, or desireable, to do it again.
> If I want roses that aren't to be found in the neighbour's gardens I pretty
> much have to order them.
> 
> Heard the tail end of a gardening program on radio, and the product
> "Defender" was mentioned in reference to roses, I believe.  Does anyone
> know this stuff?   What does it do, and does it do it well?
> 
> Happy New Year to all.
> Linda
> 
>
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