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| Rich's Foxwillow Pines Nursery Mailing Address: 11618 McConnell Road Woodstock, Illinois 60098 (United States) Phone: (815) 338-7442 Fax: (815) 338-7446
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| Neutral | dodecatheon (2 reviews) | On April 12, 2006, dodecatheon Wauconda, IL wrote: Gorgeous Nursery, wonderful plants...but way expensive. Not for those on a budget. Also, at the time I visited, very under-staffed. | | Positive | Leftwood (1 review) | On March 06, 2006, Leftwood Saint Bonifacius, MN (Zone 4a) wrote:A most wonderful place for knowledge, experience, helpfulness, and a collection of the most exquisite conifers and interesting woody plants. Lots of large specimen sizes. I bought dwarf conifers for the Minnesota Arboretum Rock Garden. We are very pleased. | | Positive | willis_mckenna (5 reviews) | On March 06, 2006, willis_mckenna Lombard, IL (Zone 5b) wrote:Absolutely fantastic nursery. Great place to buy conifers, Japanese maples, and other rare plants. Great place to see what these trees will look like in many years and a great place just to visit. The owner and staff are very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend them. Great web site also. | | Positive | treelover3 (13 reviews) | On March 06, 2006, treelover3 Minneapolis, MN (Zone 4a) wrote:This is a wonderful nursery to deal with and Rich and Susan are very nice people who will bend over backward to help you.
This nursery has a huge collection of rare and unusual conifers and deciduous trees for sale. I believe that the nursery will ship plants in one gallon pots or less (I visited the nursery in person so I didn't need to have the stock I purchased shipped to me.)
If you're in the upper Midwest, it's worth the trip to Woodstock, IL. to visit the nursery in person. Be sure to rent a U-Haul or Semi-trailer to take all of your purchases back home. You will want one of everything. | | Positive | gynonc (3 reviews) | On May 29, 2005, gynonc Libertyville, IL (Zone 5b) wrote:Absolutely fantastic collection. Very friendly staff. Well worth a visit. I have a collection of evergreens that thrived. Highly recommended. | | Positive | Kirin (1 review) | On June 19, 2003, Kirin wrote: If you are ever in need of a dwarf conifer, Rich's Foxwillow Pines Nursery is the place to go -- they have everything you can possibly imagine. Rich and staff's knowledge and experience with conifers is unmatched. If you are lucky enough to live in the Chicagoland area, a visit to the nursery is a must. Rich and family live on the grounds -- when there you feel as if you are walking through their private conifer garden (Rich is always good for a guided tour). We stumbled upon Rich's by chance a few years back and have since faithfully visited a few times a year (always adding to our collection with each visit). We are novice gardeners -- Rich and staff always take the time (no matter how long it takes) to assist in making the right selection and provide the information we need to grow a healthly tree. Rich's service, selection, and tree quality is top-notch. | | Positive | karenhane (15 reviews) | On October 05, 2002, karenhane Manchester, CT (Zone 5a) wrote:Being in desperate need for a bristlecone pine tree for a class speech, i emailed many nurseries trying to get this tree in time. Vanessa emailed me almost immediately and within two days i had the tree i needed. it is healthy and was shipped exceptionally well. thank you, Vanessa, for your help! i will definetely order from you again! |
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