Not sure of the value of posting to an 8 year old thread. But before doing any online plant ordering, it is wise to check out the vendor. Gurney's gets terrible ratings from the Garden Watchdog, a mail order/online nursery customer review clearinghouse.....more negative reviews than positives (poor plant quality, dead plants, mislabeling, bad/nonexistant customer service). With fruit trees in particular, it is important to know which types of fruits and which varieties of those fruits will do well in your climate. And typically that information is best obtained from local suppliers or growers. Or your county extension service.

So GOOD THINGS can come in threes also. You can breathe now, cause I bet you had been holding your breath. So happy for all of you. Sue

Thanks everyone! Savannaicus, it's a place run by volunteers, and it's a place where people can donate their plants if it's gotten to big or just don't want it. This goes for many different cactus, houseplants, and perennials. MrBlubs, they were fairly cheap I spent a total of $40 there. Which I don't think that's bad at all, I got plants that are fairly hard to find. All the money that the plant rescue makes goes to the local library of the town that It is in. But this place is also a source of many burglaries, they have gotten all the copper stripped, and took other things. But it's a great place I like to go every once in awhile and find good things. Grantgarden2

I don't think that I know you, Lisa - but I'm a forgetful old guy. Sure is great to hear your fabulous news! Good wishes and hopes that they continue so in the coming days, months and years, and some prayers offered on your behalf. ole joyful