The Rolls-Royce of mail-order nurseries, it offers 4,000 plants, including unusual ones such as Dianthus cruentus, with one of the best, most intelligently organised online sites.

In this 2015 photo, though looking forlorn, these healthy, bare-root, mail-order nursery trees are ready to grow, their roots recently unpacked from moist sawdust and wet newspaper, and a wrapping ...

Most mail order nurseries started as backyard operations that evolved into mail order businesses without a real business plan. These nurseries are typically those that grow their own plants.

How to give your ho-hum daisies the heave-ho. Here are mail-order nurseries that more than deliver.

Mail-order plants are shipped either potted or bare root. "Bare root" sounds brutal, but plants do fine shipped this way if handled properly by the nursery and you. ...

Gardeners have relied on the mail for centuries. Long before mail-order nurseries first sent their catalogs to customers, gardeners wrote to friends asking for a piece of a peony root, a tulip ...

If you're buying plants through mail-order catalogs or online, use Dan Gill's tips for success. BY DAN GILL | Contributing writer. Dan Gill. Author email; Feb 22, 2023 Feb 22, 2023; ...

This mail-order nursery in Ohio now ships all of its plants in 3.5” x 4’ coir (coconut fiber) containers. The sides of the pots are breathable, ...

Imagine a future where plants are grown exclusively in biodegradable pots. That future is now for Bluestone Perennials. This mail-order nursery in Ohio now ships all of its plants in 3.5” x 4 ...