Sharon B.
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Four of 5 plants were ok
Four of 5 plants were ok. Ome root was so small I almost threw it away. Not worth the price.

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Distinctive plants. Since 1849.Make room for a beautiful garden.A border full of color. A quiet, leafy corner. A rose that makes you stop on your way inside. Find plants that turn the space around your home into somewhere you want to spend time.Discover new plantsShop best sellersBegin with your spaceWhat does your garden need?Start with the light, the setting and the feeling you want to create. Then choose plants that belong there.A sunny borderBuild layers of bloom and texture.Sun perennials →A shaded cornerExplore foliage and flowers for less sunny spaces.Shade perennials →A little more privacyGive your garden a living backdrop.Evergreens →Explore the collectionColor. Texture. A sense of place.Spring Hill offers perennial plants, roses, clematis, shrubs, trees and flower bulbs for gardens with a point of view. For the love of rosesExplore climbing, shrub and hybrid tea roses for flowers that take center stage.Shop roses A border that evolvesCombine flowering perennials and foliage plants for a garden with changing seasonal interest.Shop perennials Let the garden climbBring flowers to a trellis, arbor or fence with clematis in a range of forms and colors.Shop clematis Structure for the sceneFrame the garden with flowering shrubs, trees and evergreens selected for your space.Shop shrubsFlower bulbs · Trees · Garden suppliesA closer lookFind your kind of rose.An arbor covered in climbing roses creates a different garden moment from a hybrid tea grown for cutting. Explore the forms, colors and habits that fit the way you want to garden.Our rose resources explain the differences between types and help you compare sizing and grading before choosing a plant.Climbing roses · Hybrid tea roses · Shrub rosesExplore rose types / Understand rose sizesBehind the plantsA long history. A curious eye.Spring Hill began as a small Ohio nursery in 1849. Today, that history continues through a search for distinctive plants and a practical interest in how they perform in the garden.Ou
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Sharon B.
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Four of 5 plants were ok. Ome root was so small I almost threw it away. Not worth the price.
Sue
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The plants usually come well packaged and healthy with instructions. I did, however have one that didn’t do well. I still planted it, as a perennial, in hopes that maybe its roots will survive.
MJ W.
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The holly was healthy and arrived within a week. Big box, with a plant half the height of the box.
Pam V.
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Was easy to find what I was looking to purchase.
Ron
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I was replacing 2 plants that died. They were great to give me credit. The 2 new plants arrived in great shape bun were not labeled so I had to guess which one was which. They're a great company to work with.
Jeanne M.
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I’m glad you started sending larger and longer lasting plants, etc. They survive better.
Cat2184
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Significant number of yellow leaves on rose and the size of the lilac was disappointing. The dappled willow was fine.
Susan O.
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No planting instructions were shipped so I called and the person who answered emailed them to me right away. Sue Oringel