Flower & Plant Garden Care : Where to Order Plants Through the Mail

TL;DR

Learn the different methods and resources for ordering plants through mail, including local suppliers, magazines, and online platforms like Dave's Garden.

Transcript

Hi, this is Yolanda Vanveen from vanveenbulbs.com and next we're going to talk about where to order plants through the mail. There's so many choices when you're ordering plants and it's very hard to make a decision on where to order plants or even to know where to go to order plants. So, the first thing that I like to do is to check out my local ... Read More

Key Insights

• 🫠 Checking local newspapers, magazines, and classified ads can help you find nearby plant suppliers.
• 💁 National gardening magazines like "Horticulture" and "Garden Design" have advertisements and contact information for plant suppliers.
• 💌 Online platforms like Dave's Garden and the Garden Watchdog offer testimonials and comprehensive directories of mail-order gardening companies.
• 🌱 Visiting websites of specific plant types can help you find a wide variety of suppliers.

Questions & Answers

Q: How can I find local suppliers for ordering plants through mail?

You can start by checking out local newspapers and magazines to find advertisements from nurseries and farmers. You can also visit their websites or call them for more information.

Q: What are some national gardening magazines that provide information on plant suppliers?

"Northwest Garden News," "Horticulture," and "Garden Design" are magazines that offer valuable information on where to buy plants through mail. They often feature advertisements and contact listings of different suppliers.

Q: How can I use Dave's Garden to find plant suppliers?

Visit Dave's Garden website and explore the testimonials and experiences shared by other people using different companies. You can also find information on the products, sources, and locations of these companies.

Q: How can I search for specific plants while ordering plants through mail?

You can either Google the specific plant you are looking for or visit websites that specialize in flower bulbs. These websites often provide listings of different companies that sell plants through mail.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The speaker recommends starting by checking out local suppliers and their websites or contacting them directly for information.

• National gardening magazines like "Northwest Garden News," "Horticulture," and "Garden Design" are valuable resources for finding plant suppliers.

• Using online platforms like Dave's Garden and the Garden Watchdog can provide testimonials and information on various mail-order gardening companies.