


White Flower Farm has a beautiful catalog that makes you wish you could be rooting around in your garden right now. They have a stunning array of shady lady plants and a wisteria tree that I have been pining for ever since I first received this gem.

I think I have bought the most from Select Seeds. They were the first company I ordered live plants from. I was stunned by how big and beautiful (and affordable!) they were. Select Seeds has amazing heirloom plants that you just don't see anywhere. They have a fantastic array of unusual climbers/vines that are worth ordering the catalog for alone. Every time I open this, I feel as though I have taken a step back in time.

Hee, hee- I think I have saved the best for last. Order this to take your winter blues away, if nothing else. I think because Klehm's Song Sparrow is located in Wisconsin, they understand our desperate need for winter beauty. If you love peonies, this is the catalog for you. I practically lick the pages-its that yummy. (Maybe I shouldn't share some things....) They also have a great variety of conifers, trees and shrubs. Did I mention the peonies?
Two other catalogs worth mentioning (that I don't have pictures of & the ones I took with my camera look stupid) are Brent & Becky's Bulbs- for well, bulbs- and a huge inventory of other plants, and The Territorial Seed Company- to jump start you veggie garden and they have great tools and composters as well.
Try any of these- see what you can grow.
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