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Find out if there is a gardening club in your area
Generally speaking, gardeners LOVE to share cuttings, root stock, bulbs, and seeds of their plants with other enthusiasts. If there is a garden club in your area, you'll not only get great advice on mail order gardening but also some great ideas on what grows well near you and maybe some plant sharing will go on.
I've always had good luck with bulbs and rhizomes through the mail. I've not ever ordered regular plants through the mail though. I like to go through my local nursery towards the end of the season and buy the plants they have on clearance. That's how I got my fig tree, oregano, marjoram, sage, and cranberries dirt cheap. Although I don't think the cranberries are going to make it.
Anhata
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