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Positive luckypenny
(1 review)
On Feb 4, 2007, luckypenny New Haven, CT wrote:

The staff at broken arrow are very well versed in the best plants for any conditions. They take the time to advise you on what plant/shrub/tree is best for your sun level, soil condition and vission of your garden. When I started going there 3 years ago I had little or no background in gardening. At that time they were patient and helped my education. Now that I am a mid level gardener they address my questions with the same care, but reflect my new concers. They have a stunning variety of shade shrubs and hard to find trees.

Positive tbuff
(31 reviews)
On Dec 14, 2006, tbuff Canton, GA wrote:

Broken Arrow has some incredibly rare plants for the collector. They are very helpful and will take the time to tell you about their plants, some of which are very difficult to find any information on because they are so rare. The plants they shipped were healthy and well packaged. Many of the plants they ship are 1 year cuttings or grafts, so do not expect huge plants. One of the plants they sent had a rather weak root system and they did not hesitate to send a replacement when it was brought to their attention. I would definitely recommend them.

Positive steve1young
(2 reviews)
On Mar 23, 2006, steve1young Huntington Station, NY wrote:

I've had many great experiences with these folks and I will not hesitate to drive 3 or more hours to purchase (at this point) thousands of dollars worth of plants from them for my clients. The quality of materials is amazing. The customer service here is unbeatable: very, very helpful, friendly, patient, knowledgeable, fun. The prices are very good, sometimes great. And, it's wonderful to see so many of their unusual offerings planted throughout their gardens. They're one of my staples. Period.

Positive esw
(5 reviews)
On Apr 10, 2005, esw Haydenville, MA
(Zone 5a) wrote:

I purchased a number of Kalmia liners....they were healthy and settled in nicely to my hilly yard. ..The Nursery had a very nice selection of many other woody plants and perennials. The ones I purchased were likewise excellent. Their online catalog notes that they are offering a limited number of plants via mailorder this year!

Positive ceelias
(4 reviews)
On Sep 3, 2003, ceelias wrote:

Extremely knowledgeable about Mountain Laurel...They literally wrote the book!

Plants very good quality, excellent planting directions.

It's well worth visiting their site during their open house.

Positive judykulak
(1 review)
On Jul 1, 2001, judykulak wrote:

Toured this nursery recently. A good place to buy from. Selection is very good, quality is very good, and prices are good or very good. If you can possibly visit, it's absolutely worth it. So wonderful to see the cultivars you are interested in actually planted in permanent settings! The people are very helpful, also.

Positive scottrosenthal
(1 review)
On Apr 1, 2001, scottrosenthal wrote:

Broken Arrow was the only mail order nursery to stock the very unusual variety of stewartia I have been seeking. For this I tip my hat in their direction. The price is very fair and their response very quick. Only complaint is that I requested a later ship date, but I can let that go if the plant survives.


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