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The first time I ordered plants from a catalog, I didn't know what to expect. I'd ordered clothes before, but shipping a rose seemed like a far cry from mailing a sweater. Turns out, it's much the same once you find a reputable company that meets your needs. Even if you buy many of your plants from local garden centers, the mail-order catalogs supply a lot of plant varieties that you won't find anywhere else. But there are a few tips that will help you navigate the waters of ordering seeds and plants from catalogs.
This two-page feature article shows you everything you need to know about ordering seeds and plants from catalogs. This article is free only for a limited time.
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