I want to share my bare root rose trees experience I ordered from Cottage farms direct. My story though turned out to be a good one. First off i purchased these roses before reading a lot of the negative reviews of this vendor. i was blinded by the great deal they have just this past June. The reviews really made me so worried, i was expecting the worse to happened. I did what i could though by calling UPS days beforehand that i want to pick up my package for fear of getting them toasted in their hot delivery van on the first days of summer. I picked up the package on June 23, 2016 in the AM & potted them right away when i got home. See the progression in the pictures, just so happy to see them come alive this week after about 20 days. The last photo is taken today July 17. So now, time to fight the fungus & other rose's pest.

I bought your dahlia frpom you on qvcout of the three only one grew. it was the pink. It is beautful. you have a one on them. what doi do to get them replaced. thanf you carmela loos

I've purchased several tops that are appropriate for my worklife (they're knit, but they are one step up from casual, but not too businessy). Liked almost all except for a couple that were just a shade off from what would've been perfect. I think twice before ordering nowadays because of the return costs, as Cynic posted, and just the general hassle of packing things up and getting to the P.O. I haven't bought anything except clothes from them in a long time, altho I do keep an eye online on handbags, cuz I've been looking for "just the right one"! The merchandise is certainly of a higher class (cost, obviously; quality, I can't speak of) mixed among other stuff now. Apple products, many lines of high-end bags (not just Dooney/Burke anymore), a lot of electronics. Between QVC and HSN years ago, I've spent too much money on return-postage alone, so I'd rather spend time driving to stores near me for the hands-on test.

Well, I'll admit to being a QVC shopper! IdaC described it well - as viable as Amazon for a from-home shopper. But in some ways better, because with the exhausting description by the host, you do know what you're getting. And no, QVC no longer sells collectibles; those have been replaced by a large array of electronics. And flameless candles :0) I've specifically purchased shoes (esp. Clarks and Alegria slides), electronics, simple, handy kitchen doodads, jewelry for myself and others (very pretty, but you do have to exercise self-control), cleaning products, and a few holiday items. Two things for which I searched for a long time, years in fact: a long-sleeved black crepe blouse (Joan Rivers) for evenings out - here on the Peninsula that blouse over everything from palazzo pants to jeans will get you in everywhere; and a set of stainless cutlery made by Iron Forge for Ellen deGeneres, which is so well-made and good-looking, heavy in the hand and smooth to the touch, that even DH remarked about how nice it is. Well-worth the decades-long wait. They also have really good customer relations, phone manners, return policies, and packaging, so they're very easy to deal with.