Anyone order from here before?
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I go by the "If it looks too good to be true,"
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I used to use Reseller Ratiings often but not much lately.
They show no results for Gilberthwild.com.
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I did not see that name. A big NO the GW.
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you may do better by finding some local gardeners or greenhouses and asking them if they have any you could help divide or if they know anyone.
our local greenhouse people are great.
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Local small business stores were expensive last I tried them.you may do better by finding some local gardeners or greenhouses and asking them if they have any you could help divide or if they know anyone.
our local greenhouse people are great.
Getting a bunch of yellow iris next week from a rando on fb marketplace.
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digitS'
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I have ordered from van Bourgondien but it hasn't been in recent years and not daylilies.
Dahlias then but the gardener cannot expect wonderful tubers at their prices. Swan Island is preferred for dahlias but their prices are significantly higher. They are nearly local so fewer miles in transit and less handling must make a difference. Dahlias do well here, even if they don't have much time to produce blooms. (An example is that during a few years, we have only had a long enough and warm enough growing season for the dinner plate varieties to make one bloom.)
This is of little help and I hope another with more experience and more recent experience chimes in.
Steve
Dahlias then but the gardener cannot expect wonderful tubers at their prices. Swan Island is preferred for dahlias but their prices are significantly higher. They are nearly local so fewer miles in transit and less handling must make a difference. Dahlias do well here, even if they don't have much time to produce blooms. (An example is that during a few years, we have only had a long enough and warm enough growing season for the dinner plate varieties to make one bloom.)
This is of little help and I hope another with more experience and more recent experience chimes in.
Steve
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Nope, BUT, their Calla Lillies are just as pricey as Brecks, and otherwise they look decent.
First, check local, though. There is a lily business 5 miles from my house. Never been there, but the sign gives us directions.
I Always Try to buy local...when I can.
First, check local, though. There is a lily business 5 miles from my house. Never been there, but the sign gives us directions.
I Always Try to buy local...when I can.
