|
You've found the famous Dave's Garden website! Join this friendly global community that shares tips and ideas for home and gardens, along with seeds and plants! Check out the DG homepage for a brief overview of what you'll find in this gardening mega-site.
|
|
 |
|
This company is affiliated with 1 company:
|
|
| Feedback History and Summary |
|
Comments:Displaying the 50 most recent comments:
| Rating | Author | Content |
| Positive | kbro
(1 review) | On June 26, 2008, kbro Coeur D Alene, ID wrote: Technically I suppose I haven't received the goods yet. However, I contacted Vintage Gardens by email with a question about a mysterious Moss Rose in my garden. Not only did I receive a prompt call back (3 hours), but she was knowledgable, welcoming and interested in my puzzle. She requested that I send in pictures of my mystery rose for advice on pruning and care. All that without even completing my order yet. I suppose I should reserve final judgement until my roses arrive, but with that kind of customer service I am sure feeling warm and mossy right now (the pun is too good to pass up). | | Positive | floria
(10 reviews) | On June 16, 2008, floria Morrisville, PA wrote: This is my first order from this company. I was very pleased with the order (8 bands and 1 gallon); well packed and nice size plants. The instructions were very clear. However, I had ordered 2 la France clg for an archway, and the 2 roses labeled accordingly looked quite different to me. I emailed explaining the situation. Emails were answered promptly; Gregg apologized for mis-labeling and offered to send another pair of climbers of my choice, as they had run out of La France clg. I let them make the choice and now I have two gorgeous Gruss an Aachen clg, in excellent shape. I will order from this company again. | | Positive | Bec_No_Va
(29 reviews) | On June 12, 2008, Bec_No_Va DC metro, VA
(Zone 7a) wrote:Fabulous website, easy to use & easy ordering...received bands today & must say this is by far the best packaging job I have seen from a mail order company! Received email before shipping, great instructions & I am looking forward to getting them in pots...excellent company, excellent plants!! Will definitely order again!! | | Positive | Kassia
(12 reviews) | On May 19, 2008, Kassia Framingham, MA
(Zone 6a) wrote:Love their roses... great selection!
the roses are smaller in comparison with other places but you get heathy roses... no question about that!
I had the chance to see the roses at Garden Valley Ranch and got 11 roses when I visited CA last fall. Planted them last fall in MA and only one is struggling.. other than that they are growing healthy!
Yes, I will get more roses from Vintage! | | Positive | kaydiehl
(5 reviews) | On February 21, 2008, kaydiehl Pasadena, CA wrote: Three exuberant cheers for Vintage Gardens!! A truly comprehensive inventory, arrayed on an easy-to-navigate website, not to mention some of the most detailed descriptions around. Might as well confess it (I know we all do this) -- even if I'm going to order a rose from another vendor, I check with VG first to make sure of the history of the rose, its color and eventual size.
Not that this happens often -- they're my first choice for roses. Great communication, both before the order is shipped and afterward. One in the last batch that arrived at the end of January was a little on the small side. I let them know via email, and they added a note to my file. If it doesn't make it, they'll send me a replacement. Now that's fabulous customer service. | | Positive | greybird
(2 reviews) | On January 19, 2008, greybird Vernon, TX wrote: Over the past two years, I have ordered between 2 and 3 dozen (maybe more?) band-size roses from Vintage Gardens. They have a wonderland of varieties, many offered in the US only by them . The plants I have received have always been healthy and thriving upon arrival, no shipping shock. This company provides great service, shipments always arrive exactly when desired, with fast, friendly email replies. All this and great specials throughout the year make it impossible to resist ordering "just a couple more".
The bands ordered in late summer will be much larger than the spring shipments, resembling gallon size plants in band containers. I am so pleasantly surprised to open my summer shipments to find such huge plants! The spring bands will be smaller, but play catch-up quickly once placed in gallon cans.
You can delay shipping to an appropriate planting time for your area. I currently have sixteen bands on order to be shipped the last of February, can't hardly wait!
Order from the folks at Vintage Gardens with complete confidence. They're my #1 rose supplier, love to do business with them! | | Positive | Calif_Sue
(5 reviews) | On January 9, 2008, Calif_Sue San Jose, CA
(Zone 9b) wrote:After touring their gardens this past May, I fell in love with a couple of roses that I could only find at Vintage. Ordering was a breeze and the two bands arrived well packed and in great shape. I have since ordered several more unusual and hard-to-find varieties. Their print catalog is a must have, it make me want to try so many more but I lack the space. | | Positive | vhbrown
(1 review) | On December 6, 2007, vhbrown Cape Cod, MA
(Zone 6b) wrote:In the last 15 years I have purchased roses from a great number of sources both local and mail order. The one vendor whom I simply could not do without is Vintage Gardens. Their astonishingly large collection of roses of every class makes them invaluable to the rose adventurer and collector. They are the sole source for dozens of rose varieties and provide a repository for many rare and wonderful roses that would otherwise be lost to commerce. In the last dozen years I have purchased over 200 roses from Vintage Gardens and I doubt that I am an unusual customer. I suspect that they have a huge customer base of loyal rose collectors ever anxious to broaden their rose horizons.
VG make an effort to offer their customers opportunities to save on their rose purchases and frequently these promotions involve buying quantities of say four or eight roses. Sometimes, as an option, they may offer a reduced price if the customer will allow them to pick from a list of alternates of the customer's choice. This makes sense to the collector who may have a large "wish list" and limited funds. He may not know exactly which roses he will receive, but they will be from his list and the cost savings help him buy more roses.
I generally order the gallon size pots if they are available because in my zone 6 climate that usually equates to a year's growth compared to the bands. Gallon sized roses can generally be put out into the landscape once they recover from their shipping trauma. They still need a year of careful attention to watering. Bands I generally pot up into gallon pots and put them in a nursery where they will be looked after constantly to ensure they receive adequate moisture. Alternatively, they can be put into the ground in the nursery garden where they will grow for a year before being put out into the landscape. In this manner, every spring there are new roses to go into the landscape and new roses for the nursery.
I wish to extend my deepest gratitude to the folks at Vintage Gardens for assembling such an extensive collection of wonderful roses and many thanks for making them available to all of us. | | Positive | karenann7
(2 reviews) | On November 11, 2007, karenann7 Millersburg, OH wrote: I highly recommend Vintage Gardens Antique & Extraordinary Roses. I am a home gardener in zone 5b/6a Ohio (more like 5b...) and a grower and collector of antique roses and other plants. I've ordered scores of roses from Vintage Gardens as well as from other vendors over a period of years. Vintage Gardens offers an extensive selection of roses which are very well packed to survive the stress of shipping. Their website is a library of rose information and they are always willing to share their knowledge of roses. The website is easy to navigate and attractive. The buyer can purchase just about any rose they are looking for, or request a substitution -- but only if an alternate rose is desired. When I want a particular rose, I don't request a substitute. If they don't have a rose you've ordered, they'll let you know on the emailed invoice. Vintage Gardens can be contacted by phone and voice mail or email and they respond promptly. The special sales and discounts are opportunities for the buyer. Some of the special sales require alternate selections but not all of the sales do: take the time to read the details of each offer so you understand. As with all rose shipments regardless of vendor, it's important to follow the recommendations such as potting up band-sized roses and keeping them watered and in filtered shade for a time -- more or less shade depending on the needs of the particular rose. All potted roses require more attention than those planted out. Suggestion: I'd like Vintage Gardens to take more roses out of Custom Root and offer them as regular orders. Their search engine is great...when I can recall where the accent marks fall! I expect to continue as a satisfied customer of Vintage Gardens.
| | Negative | Lucy11
(1 review) | On August 30, 2007, Lucy11 wrote: I bought 4 roses from this company. They require the customer to indicate 2 substitutes at the time of the order regardless you want anything else apart from the ones you place the order for. That should have been a red flag right there.That's 50% chance of not getting what you want. Sure enough they sent me a substitute instead of my order of Cristata. I find it very dishonest that they force people to buy extra plants this way. They claim they have notified me about the change by billing me a different rose. What kind of notification is that?! They sent the bill via e-mail, which somehow never got to me and somehow they did not attach a hard copy to the shipment either. To say that I'm disappointed with this company is an understatement.
On September 1st, 2007, Lucy11 added the following:
Follow up: I received an e-mail to my complaint full of disclaimers. As per the seller it was all my fault they did everything by the book and I was a horrible and rude person. Finally I was told they would not let me buy any more plants from them (it looks like I had been granted a personal favor with my original purchase) Well...I guess I just have to consider myself grounded. How these people manage to stay in business is quite a puzzle. | | Positive | tbuff
(31 reviews) | On April 20, 2007, tbuff Canton, GA wrote: Pleasant vendor provided nice plants, very well packaged. Arrived on the East Coast in good condition. Nice selection of rare hydrangeas. Would order from this vendor again. | | Negative | jojomood
(10 reviews) | On October 26, 2006, jojomood Saint Joseph, MO wrote: I ordered some own root roses from this company in Spring 2006. The roses I received were so small they were barely more that tiny sticks with a couple of leaves. Despite everything I tried they didn't survive. I e-mailed the company and they promptly sent out replacement roses that were even smaller and also appeared to have mildew or fungus of some kind. As with the original order, they died as well. I didn't contact them again and just chalked this up to a lesson learned the hard way. I got much better plants from other own-root rose vendors for about the same money. | | Positive | gaika
(5 reviews) | On July 28, 2006, gaika Palo Alto, CA wrote: I enjoy doing business with this company and appreciate the updates & notes sent by Gita | | Positive | vabyvlue
(9 reviews) | On July 12, 2006, vabyvlue Taylorsville, UT
(Zone 6b) wrote:I ordered 'Fair Bianca' from their website last week. The plant arrived today very nicely packaged and very healthy. To be honest, I expected my plant to be smaller but it is a very good size.
Will surely order again. | | Positive | seashore
(3 reviews) | On June 22, 2006, seashore New Haven, CT wrote: The website is a wonderful resource; I particularly appreciate the graphics representing the growth habit. I ordered 5 roses from them---3 bands and 2 quart sized. All are doing well. They were beautifully and securedly packed, and came with clear instructions. I am particularly pleased to find a nursery with such extensive offerings in old roses. One of the roses I bought was Betty Prior, an older hybrid tea which my older sister had in her garden---I'd looked for it in every nursery or garden center I visited in Connecticut without sucess. | | Positive | chipsterdoodle
(10 reviews) | On June 12, 2006, chipsterdoodle Citrus Heights, CA wrote: Borderline negative, but could stay at neutral or positive depending on if the rose survives. Purchased only two roses, Marjorie Fair and Mozart. Both arrived in a timely manner, Mozart was a nice healthy specimen as far as size and shape, Marjorie Fair on the other hand was more like a twig with only a few sets of leaves and approximately 6 inches tall. I'm not sure Marjorie is going to survive. I emailed this company about some advise on a previously purchased rose from "Tiny Petals" the company they purchased, no response! So, far I won't order from them again, but then I need to give them a chance to make things right.....stay tuned.
On June 13th, 2006, chipsterdoodle added the following:
Oops! this company didn't purchase "tiny petals" that was a mistake on my part, I haven't emailed them yet.
On July 22nd, 2006, chipsterdoodle changed the rating from neutral to positive and added the following:
Changed my rating because this company stood behind their roses and sent a healthy new one! Now that\'s customer service. | | Positive | PolyFan
(1 review) | On May 27, 2006, PolyFan Columbia, MD
(Zone 7a) wrote:I ordered two bands of "Marie Pavie" from Vintage Gardens this spring, and I couldn't be more pleased with them. I had originally wanted to get "Souvenir de la Malmaison," but after a long telephone consultation with Gregg Lowery (who couldn't have been nicer or more helpful), we both concluded that "Marie Pavie" would suit my situation much better.
On the date promised, I received two vigorous little plants, carefully wrapped and packaged, with clear, illustrated instructions on how to plant and care for them. The foliage was in perfect condition and both plants were already sporting 3 or 4 darling little buds apiece, even though they're only 6-8 inches tall. Both plants are now flourishing in containers on my porch. I will definitely order from Vintage Gardens again, and I would (and have!) recommend them without hesitation to anyone looking for healthy, vigorous, high-quality own-root roses grown in an environmentally responsible manner. | | Positive | BeeVee
(10 reviews) | On May 25, 2006, BeeVee Tampa, FL wrote: Vintage is just awesome. I ordered a nice size order and what I got was HUGE bands. Really healthy stems, really new healthy growth, and some even had multiple blooms on them. Great selection and prices, fast shipping and excellent communication.
As soon as I got my order, I called them personally to let them know how pleased I was and that I would be placing another order soon. The new website couldn't be more clear.
.
An 11 out of a possible 10...
Marta Acaba
Tampa, Florida | | Positive | tamarava
(13 reviews) | On April 14, 2006, tamarava Chesapeake, VA wrote: I was very pleased with my first order from Vintage. Well packed and nice size cuttings. Clear instructions to help with the success of the rose. Emails were answered promptly. I would order from this company again. | | Positive | dovey
(9 reviews) | On April 9, 2006, dovey Columbus, OH
(Zone 5b) wrote:I've ordered from Vintage Gardens twice.
The roses are great and the customer service is too.
| | Positive | LI_Rose
(12 reviews) | On February 15, 2006, LI_Rose
(Zone 6b) wrote:I've always received good-sized bands from Vintage and appreciate their wonderful web site, helpful customer service, and easy ordering system. Had to learn the hard way that own-root hybrid teas simply won't survive in my climate, but for other more vigorous roses Vintage's comprehensive selection has been a reliable source of healthy own-root specimens. Highly recommended.
LIR | | Positive | stone_garden
(2 reviews) | On June 13, 2005, stone_garden Burtonsville, MD wrote: Thanks to comments I read about great-smelling roses at Dave's Garden and a few other sites, I "heard" about a great smelling, little known? old hybrid tea (1966?) called Lemon Spice. (Of course I have to grow a few roses just for the smell as a lot of my hybrid teas are scentless). Vintage Gardens seemed to be the only ones who had this Lemon Spice.
Completely trouble-free transaction - they have an easy website to use which operated flawlessly and has complete descriptions. Received completed transaction e-mails and an e-mail as to shipping (June 6). Received plants June 8th or 9th. My 2 Lemon Spice are exactly as described - very sturdy, healthy 1/-1/2 to 2 foot single cane, own-root roses fully leafed with good sets of leaves, with a good root system in 2" by 7?" "band" pots. The bands are great as their bottom is very open and plants slide out w. no root tearing at all. There was damp newspaper around the soil to hold it, with a baggy around the whole pot - shipped in a full-size box with plenty of immobilizing newspaper (which I appreciate as I can recycle - hate those bloody packing peanuts). Planting instructions included with of course details as to how these should be grown on in bigger pots until planting size.
These were an indulgence for me and naturally plants from a "specialist" house will be more than my $10 Home Depot bushes -
and in this case I am happy to have paid more and that there are businesses like Vintage Gardens around to maintain stock of wonderful old varieties for gardeners to discover. I am familiar with growing things on - I didn't read enough to know if Vintage Gardens sells plant-in-ground-size but they seem to be happy to help with any questions or special requests. I will VERY DEFINITELY order from again as even this small order was treated with care and attention to details. | | Positive | Gindee77
(16 reviews) | On May 17, 2005, Gindee77 Hampton, IL
(Zone 5a) wrote:I have been happy with the bands I've gotten from Vintage and will order from them again. One band was mis-labeled and I have another one coming to replace that one. I couldn't get the one I had ordered in the first place because they don't have it this year. That was sort of disappointing, but I think I'll be happy with the replacement, as it's one I've been wanting anyway.
Vintage plants are healthy, even tho they're small, and nicely priced. They did well in my garden. | | Positive | quinnh
(1 review) | On May 6, 2005, quinnh Pittsburgh, PA wrote: I placed two orders this winter for roses in bands - 7 of 8 were in excellent condition (several with buds!). The 8th was very small, but they were very good about offering replacement or refund when it died. They have been very good about replying promptly to questions via both e-mail & telephone. Their selection is excellent - the only "problem" is choosing only a few from so many... Their detailed print catalog is really worth the $10 for all the detailed information on growth habits and history. I will continue ordering from them as long as I have space in my yard... | | Positive | secretgarden260
(1 review) | On April 26, 2005, secretgarden260 Williamsburg, VA wrote: I will return to order from Vintage gardens again and again. They will ask you when you want them shipped. The plants I ordered arrived precisely when agreed upon and they were all healthy. If you order early and get them into the ground right away as instructed, the bushes will do well. The people at Vintage gardens are very knowledgeable and helpful. All the roses I've ordered in the past are growing like crazy with a minimum of care. This is due to the fact that they are "own root roses" rather than weaker grafted roses. If the tops die back you don't have to worry that some inferior root stock will sprout up from the bottom. If a buyer waits too long to plant them, or doesn't use common sense (plants in 100 degrees and doesn't water them) or doesn't plan as instructed then you can't expect success every time. I'm not a rose expert but mine do great and I just LOVE this company. I saw some comments about 1-2 plants that arrived small, or didn't look good, if you tell Vintage Gardens immediately they will make good on it. | | Neutral | Cloisters
(9 reviews) | On March 20, 2005, Cloisters New Bern, NC wrote: The roses I received were healthy, but extraordinarily small (& expensive) in comparison to own root plants I have ordered from other suppliers. Perhaps I would deal with this nursery again -- but ONLY if the rose I was searching for was available from no other source. | | Positive | shellva
(4 reviews) | On March 5, 2005, shellva Camden, NC wrote: I purchased 4 roses from Vintage. All roses are very healthy looking and of decent size save one. One rose was on the rather small side in my opinion but still very healthy looking.
All 4 band size roses were well marked. I have already repotted them per instructions and all are doing well in their new pots. The root systems on the plants seemed healthy.
I was very impressed with how well the plants were packed.
I was also impressed with customer service. All emails were answered in timely fashion.
Overall, I am very impressed with Vintage and will not hesitate to use them again in the future.
| | Positive | AresDraco
(4 reviews) | On January 27, 2005, AresDraco Oakland, CA wrote: I am fortunate to be able to visit the nursery in Sebastopol. What a treat! It's like being a kid in a a candy store... I always come back with treasures.
My experience with the mail order is equally great. Everything is well packed, arrives in good condition and is correctly labeled. I have a 100% survival rate on plants I've ordered (8).
The plants are a good size for own-root rooted cuttings, meaning some varieties look small while others are more robust; all grow into vigorous plants. I repot my plants from the band size to a five gallon grower's pot and usually have blooms the first year.
I will continue to shop with Vintage Gardens. | | Positive | NewYorkRose
(7 reviews) | On November 18, 2004, NewYorkRose Bellport, NY wrote: The nursery for the true rose lover! Extremely useful website, excellent catalog-as-reference. Oh, and the roses are wonderful too! | | Positive | moyesii
(14 reviews) | On August 26, 2004, moyesii Long Island, NY
(Zone 6b) wrote:I recently placed 2 separate orders with Vintage Gardens of 9 roses each from their summer sale. I had a hard time narrowing down my selections for my first order, so a few days later I caved in and decided that I should just order all the ones that I wanted :) It's sometimes advised not to plant roses after late summer in zone 6, but it's actually my preferred time to plant roses. Even though a few might not survive, it's still worth it for me, because otherwise I would have too many roses to plant in the spring, and also it's worth it for the head start that the roses get from fall planting.
The plants I received from Vintage were humungous, very healthy own-roots in band-sized pots. I also bought some roses in their 1 gallon pots, which were quite impressive. When I took the rose "Matangi" out of the box I had to make sure that it wasn't 4 different plants bunched together, because it was so bushy and huge! I even took photos of it, because it was so beautiful and probably won’t always look that good in my own garden :( Some of the hand-painted roses like "Matangi" that I've tried to grow before have been difficult to establish in my garden and so I've been looking for larger specimens of them and this is definitely more than I could have hoped for.
Vintage Gardens really does have what must be the largest selection of roses in North America. It's an expansive catalogue and rather inspiring -- or tantalizing -- depending how you look at it. It's true that some of the hybrid teas in their catalogue are for collectors only and won't do well in my rose-challenged climate, but there are actually many garden-worthy hybrid teas, which they have that no other vendor offers. Some of these rarer roses really should be more widely grown and Vintage Gardens does a heroic effort of making them available to gardeners and keeping these plants from becoming "lost treasures". In particular, they have a lot of Sam McGredy's earlier hybrids, which I haven't seen offered anywhere else, and I am really excited to be able to grow these.
In addition to their online catalog, the website is a huge database of helpful information and the ordering process is completely user-friendly. I was also pleased with the order confirmations, the shipping schedule, and the excellent packaging. I have a lot of confidence ordering from Vintage. | | Positive | capitolhillrose
(6 reviews) | On August 14, 2004, capitolhillrose Washington, DC
(Zone 7a) wrote:I have been ordering from Vintage Gardens for about 3 years now. Our yard is filled with their roses, climbers and shrubs all over the place. The selection is outstanding and the service has been excellent. The packaging of the "bands" is fantastic. Some of the larger climbers I plant directly in the ground - others I pot-up into 1 or 2 gallon containers for a few months. The few I have ordered and no longer have were given to friends. Love to buy from Vintage, the website is easy to use and with their vast inventory, you can always find something to buy. I keep all the empty plastic "bands" from my purchases, and many now have cuttings in them started from the original plants received! This is my favorite place to order roses from, and they are all OWN-ROOT. Thanks for such wonderful offerings and hours of gardening enjoyment. I'll always be a customer of Vintage Gardens, they are awesome...! | | Neutral | msanjelpie
(53 reviews) | On June 16, 2004, msanjelpie Meridian, ID wrote: Ordered rose. Was informed that the rose I wanted was out of stock, however they could substitute a smaller rose if I wanted. I said sure. Rose struggled for months while I babied it, until it finally perished... It was not happy no what I tried to do.
Have ordered the same rose from another company, and it is vigorous and doing well...
DECOBUG
On June 17th, 2004, msanjelpie added the following:
Placed another order for two more roses. So far both are doing well. However, shipping was outrageous, especially from states right next to each other... (CA-ID) Don\'t think I\'ll order from again...
DECOBUG | | Negative | Giskin
(6 reviews) | On April 4, 2004, Giskin San Francisco, CA wrote: Ordered four roses. Two were in good shape and were of good size. A third was half their size, with less root development. The fourth, which seems to be dying, was tiny, just over 3" tall. It had almost no top or side growth, and very little root development.
I don't think the smaller two roses are going to survive.
I know they are struggling, so don't want to be too harsh. And I do genuinely appreciate their philosphy, etc. But I'm not working, and cannot afford the loss of plants that aren't up to size, don't grow, etc.
Granted this is a harsh climate. Bottom line - I won't order from them again. | | Positive | mwestgardener
(4 reviews) | On March 29, 2004, mwestgardener Tulsa, OK
(Zone 7a) wrote:I ordered from Vintage Gardens last year. I ordered 2 roses of the same type, these roses I ordered were hard to find. I ordered online and the roses arrived perfect! Shipping was great, no problems with anything. I highly recommend them! | | Positive | jmhewitt
(6 reviews) | On March 26, 2004, jmhewitt Hampstead, NC
(Zone 8a) wrote:Plants arrived in great shape. very innovative packaging kept everything from bouncing around and very nice plants.
ordered two 1 gal roses (Pink Pet)and 8 plants in bands (2 roses and 6 hydrangeas). all arrived in great shape and am planting them tomorrow. | | Positive | bibbykitty
(27 reviews) | On November 1, 2003, bibbykitty San Antonio, TX
(Zone 8b) wrote:Great selection, very friendly emails,they keep you updated on shipping. I ordered four roses they were a little smaller than I expected, and had some black-spot present. However I would definately order from them again. | | Positive | Hippychick
(3 reviews) | On October 22, 2003, Hippychick wrote: Vintage Gardens is the finest Vendor i order from.
I love thier bands, which are sometimes the same size, and once or twice, larger than 'regular' roses i have recieved from other vendors. Healthiest plants i have ever recieved.
I also must say that their catalouge is better than most books i have read. Especially as they deal with American weather and sizes. Reading about how big roses get in England does me no good at all, lol.
Vintage Gardens is Number 1 in my book!! | | Positive | jann
(2 reviews) | On June 20, 2003, jann Mogadore, OH wrote: Great selection of roses,great service,excellent quality.The people take time to advise you if the rose you selected may not best for your area and offer other choices more suitable.My orders arrived on schedule and was well packaged.I'll continue ordering from them again.
| | Positive | corrales
(3 reviews) | On June 8, 2003, corrales Arvada, CO wrote: I would like to praise this co. for its effort to distinguish the growth habits of the varieties it offers. I really appreciate those little drawings. | | Positive | manofroses
(4 reviews) | On April 25, 2003, manofroses West Yarmouth, MA wrote: Made my first order to this company on 2/23/03 asking for delivery this week (of 4/21). Delivery on time and very well-packed. Got 1 gallon and 3 band sizes--all in one carton--survived cross-country shipping very well. NO damage to carton or plants. All four plants alive and well-leafed out, even buds on two of them. Potting up the bands now for outdoor planting very soon--waiting a bit on late frosts. No apprarent disease or bugs. Looking good. |
| Read the rest of the comments
Add your own comment and rating to this companyReturn to the Garden Watchdog homepage Learn how to link to this page Click here if you are a representative of this company |
Visit Vintage Gardens Antique Roses at:
Positive
Neutral
Negative
