Re: airhead
>Bulb. The plants from WFF were by far the most expensive, HOWEVER,
>they arrived in beautiful condition, were large healthy plants and in
>some cases roots, and every single one is doing beautifully in my
>garden. Of the plants from Spring Hill, most were little more than
>seedlings and only about half survived the winter. Of the 15 plants I
>ordered from Michigan Bulb, only two survived.
I have had similar experiences, but took the extra step to have my money
returned by Spring Hill for things that died or never came back. I once
ordered one of their Phlox collections (something like a dozen different
types) and not one came up . . they promptly returned my money the
following spring when I told them I was unhappy with their quality.
If you approach them calmly and factually, they seem happy to make good
on their promise. (I'm NOT implying that you would approach them
otherwise, I am just stating what I did.)
Just my 2 cents - YMMV
Pat (I've got more spittle bugs than I know what to do with . .anyone
want some?) Mitchell
USDA Zone 5
Pat-Mitchell@juno.com
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