Van Bourgondien of Virginia

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• Referral from January 20, 2020
  

  seventhirtytwoam asked:

  Best places to order plants/seeds? I'm trying to plan my garden for this year. I keep seeing everyone's beautiful plants and I'm super inspired but there's not really any garden centers or nurseries near me that carry a large range of smaller or more decorative plants. All the places I've checked out are either super basic or geared towards commercial landscaping/farming. I don't mind ordering online or from a catalogue but I want good quality. I'm in Virginia, USA. Where do you all get seeds and plants from? I have a list of things I'm looking for if it helps: Heirloom tomatoes and peppers. Passionfruit vines. Container friendly fruit trees: cherry, tropical, or citrus (not grapefruit). Canna lily Ginger Jasmine Heirloom roses Butterfly friendly wildflowers

  

  amazondoc replied:

  I order most of my seeds from three or four places: Baker Creek Heirloom — rareseeds.com Select Seeds — selectseeds.com Park Seed — parkseed.com John Scheepers — kitchengardenseeds.com I love the planting charts that Burpee has on their site, but their seeds are way overpriced. I only buy from them during their half-price sales. I also buy lots of plants online. I get most of them from a few places like: Bluestone Perennials — bluestoneperennials.com K. van Bourgondien — dutchbulbs.com New Garden Plants — newgardenplants.com — and a few other places. Watch for sales, and always compare prices. Google is your friend!

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• Referral from September 19, 2013
  

  Christina L. asked:

  Local friends...does anyone want some black eyed susan perennials? Easiest plants ever to grow but they've overtaken everything (after many years of not splitting them...I'm a bad gardener!) Let me know

  

  Christina L. replied:

  Lois Ann Lares-Horan - here's a photo (NOT my garden). http://www.dutchbulbs.com/.../Other-Sun-Perennials Sun Perennials - Black Eyed Susan www.dutchbulbs.com 1999 Perennial of the Year! Daisy-like flowers of golden yellow with striking button eyes.

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