Plant of course.

Linda

I do very little ordering by mail, and have as yet to browse the catalogues this season. Would be interested in what others have to say about this.

USDA Zone 7/8
Copper Canyon
North Central Texas

All I got this year is Jung's and Logee's. Both are fun to window shop in and make lists. And I will most likely narrow down to a few things to purchase from each.

I used to enjoy my catalogue from Carter and Holmes (an orchid nursery) but I guess I haven't ordered from them in a while.

I like Select Seed. I have sent out quite a large order to them this year. Almost time for me to start some things. Yeah!!!!

Sally
Zone 5b
heat zone 4
Enfield Connecticut



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Lacking a "positive" reply, I've waited awhile to answer. I have SO run out of room for new plants, that I start almost nothing new these days. I have a goal of getting my brug collection down to a maximum of 50 plants - then I may be able to grow something new. I haven't ordered garden seeds/plants for so long, the catalogs have dwindled down to just a few & not very special ones. I guess I would say that the catalog that most recently caught my attention was from Kartuz.




Patrick
USDA Zone 8b
Heat Zone 3
Sunset Zone 5
SeaTac, WA...one cool place

Most of the stuff I looked at this year was veggies for the big garden I am planning. I am putting it at my friend's so I will have more room for brugs in my yard & she wants some too so I may be putting a bunch of seedlings up there. I am in the final days till ordering. I added them up & had over $500 worth. Talk about sticker shock! I have it pared down to under $300 now & it's getting really hard to take things off the lists. I am looking at Johnnys Select Seeds, Seeds Of Change, Baker Creek, Richters Herbs. None of those has anything special in the brug line. I do most of my brug shopping on the computer. I haven't even started to look at the plant catalogs yet.

Linda