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Buddleia Lo & Behold BLUE CHIP
Dwarf Buddleia
Buddleia Lo & Behold BLUE CHIP
About the trial
It was suggested to me that a blog is an easier and better way to record your experiences with these plants rather than send you all a survey at the end of the season. This is my first blog, so please forgive the appearance and any other weird things that may occur. Please feel free to send me suggestions.
Here's my initial list of questions for you all.
1) Did your plants arrive in good shape? Although we "harden off" all our plants prior to shipping, you might want to give them some time to recover from their trip. Feel free to send photos.
2) When did they arrive?
I want to thank you all for participating in this trial.
July 29
Hi All:
Thanks for your kind comments on our packaging. It ain't cheap but it always struck us as profoundly stupid to damage a plant in shipping after all the effort of getting it, growing it & selling it. We think it's worth it. Unfortunately, there is garbage being sold through Mail Order. Mail Order is used by gardeners all over the world and for some the only way to bring treats from the world to them.
Not ALL our plants are as nice as those provided by Proven Winners and Spring Meadow Nursery. It's really hard to have everything look great at the same time for shipping. We do our best.
I'd like you all to join me in thanking Proven Winners and Spring Meadow Nursery for providing these lovely plants.
You can email & thank
Tim Wood at
mailto:tim@springmeadownursery.com
Our Summer/Fall catalogue will be posted shortly, the website flying. We've got some REALLY NEAT new bulbs and plants.
Dugald Cameron
Here's my initial list of questions for you all.
1) Did your plants arrive in good shape? Although we "harden off" all our plants prior to shipping, you might want to give them some time to recover from their trip. Feel free to send photos.
2) When did they arrive?
I want to thank you all for participating in this trial.
July 29
Hi All:
Thanks for your kind comments on our packaging. It ain't cheap but it always struck us as profoundly stupid to damage a plant in shipping after all the effort of getting it, growing it & selling it. We think it's worth it. Unfortunately, there is garbage being sold through Mail Order. Mail Order is used by gardeners all over the world and for some the only way to bring treats from the world to them.
Not ALL our plants are as nice as those provided by Proven Winners and Spring Meadow Nursery. It's really hard to have everything look great at the same time for shipping. We do our best.
I'd like you all to join me in thanking Proven Winners and Spring Meadow Nursery for providing these lovely plants.
You can email & thank
Tim Wood at
mailto:tim@springmeadownursery.com
Our Summer/Fall catalogue will be posted shortly, the website flying. We've got some REALLY NEAT new bulbs and plants.
Dugald Cameron
1 comment:
A good idea, not only for culinary students but why not every campus?
We have been encouraging the public schools in our community to grow veggies as a learning resource for the children. And, they get to eat the results of their gardening project!
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