Happy Earth Day! Celebrate with plants!

By Mir
April 22, 2008
Category Hot Hot Hot!

Okay, so, the last time I posted a Spring Hill Nursery deal, a few of you left comments saying that their plants are awful and you’ve had bad luck with them. I encourage (respectful) freedom of speech here, so that’s fine and I thank you all for sharing. However, I’ve ordered from them multiple times over the years and have never had a problem. Not once. And this year I bought myself some strawberry kits and holy guacamole are they growing like gangbusters. All of my squirrels should be enjoying fresh berries within a month.

Anyway, in honor of Earth Day, Spring Hill has marked a bunch of stuff up to 50% off. And there’s also an available $25 off any $50+ order coupon which you can activate by going through that there link. The only catch is that you just have to browse around to find the sale items, but I promise they’re lurking in the sale section for today only.

And who doesn’t like beautiful plants? Cave dwellers, that’s who. It’s nearly May so come out of the cave, people!

7 Comments

  1. Ah, one day I’ll replace all my lovely, lovely saffron crocuses that the voles just noticed this year. 🙁

    And I’ll plant them in an indestructable, underground cage!!

  2. boo hoo, I can’t the the link to the $25 off to work.

  3. I was really happy with the order from them when you last posted. My plants come immediately (much faster than stated), and were well packed. No complaints here!

  4. I ordered when you posted the last deal. My plants arrived last week very healthy. I popped them in the garden and they seem to be doing just fine.

  5. I ordered a $19.99 blueberry plant last time when you posted the $20 off coupon, and it worked even though my order was a penny under $20. All I paid for my plant was $6-7 in shipping 🙂

  6. Mail order plants are a different animal, so to speak, because they’re typically much smaller specimens than you can find in stores. Folks can be disappointed by how small they are. That said, I ordered a couple hundred bucks of perennials from Spring Hill last fall, and I’d say about 90% are thriving nicely with very little help on my part. The bee balms are about 2 feet tall, and the Mediterranean pinks and golden marguerites have just begun to bloom. (Lavender was a bust, but that was my fault.) I recommend buying shrub-type plants in stores, though, because you can get bigger plants for the same price and they tend to grow slowly.

  7. Man, I am sooooo green with envy! But not green of thumb, I guess. The strawberry grow kits we got from Buzzy say they’re “guaranteed to grow”, but they still haven’t. How long is this deal good for? Because I am seriously craving strawberries! I guess I should check out the site, right?

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