im looking for a place in the seattle area with quality plants. does anyone know of a place. i have bought online before and you pay so much for shipping.
washington plants
- Thread starter N.C.
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What's wrong with the plants found at your local pet store? Seattle is pretty far just for plants, and if you think about it, you have to pay about $6 for parking at most places so that kills a part of your savings right there + about $10 for gas. Thats around $15 you have ot spend just to get there..
Jones and Co has a pretty good selection of plants and so does Petpourri. The thing you want to do when shopping for plants is go in right after they get there shipment of plants in. Jones and Co has about 20 different plants when they get there shipment in. When they haven't had a shipment in in a while, all you see left is the scraggly ones that are left over from people picking out the good ones. Both store I have mentioned are very cheap for plants.
Jones and Co has a pretty good selection of plants and so does Petpourri. The thing you want to do when shopping for plants is go in right after they get there shipment of plants in. Jones and Co has about 20 different plants when they get there shipment in. When they haven't had a shipment in in a while, all you see left is the scraggly ones that are left over from people picking out the good ones. Both store I have mentioned are very cheap for plants.
whats wrong with the local pet stores? there plants suck and look awfull..i do like petpourri is a great store i bought my stingray from there and he's great, people always say they have trouble with feeding their rays but mine ate the first hour he was in there
N.C.;2052291; said:
You can prune them to make them look nice, they will grow out.
I might be heading out to Seattle to see some pet stores, I will let you know if I find any nice plants unless you go there before I do.
Shipping isn't too bad if you get it from the right source.wyldfya.. im pretty new to the live plant game, what do you recomend for a nice ground cover type plant and what is the cost? im looking for several easy to care for types.