Any Info on Gilbert H Wild & Son?

Watch Reply
More
Mark unread Print Skip to new
trishb148 Manasquan, NJ(Zone 7a) Feb 17, 2009

Hi everybody,

Just got my tax refund, so I'm drooling all over the seed and plant catalogs:) I just got one from Gilbert H. Wild & Sons, in Missouri. They specialize in daylilies, iris, hostas, and peonys. Their prices are a 1/3 to a 1/2 of places like Wayside and Parks. I don't see any info on them in the Products and Sources database. Has anyone had any experience with them......they look like a fairly small family operation and I'd much rather buy from them than from the big catalogs, if they're reputable.

Thanks!

Trish

Post #6152078
Quote
Brent_In_NoVa Sterling, VA(Zone 6b) Feb 18, 2009

Here is a link to their Garden Watchdog entry: http://davesgarden.com/products/gwd/c/52/

I have ordered from them in the past and I will likely order from them again. I am not into $50+ daylilies and they sell daylilies for a few dollars that I see at local nurseries for $8-$20.

- Brent

Post #6153912
Quote
trishb148 Manasquan, NJ(Zone 7a) Feb 18, 2009

Thanks Bret....after reading the reviews, I'll try a smallish order and see how it goes.

Trish

Post #6155772
Quote
ladygardener1 Near Lake Erie, NW, PA(Zone 5a) Feb 18, 2009

Trish, I have ordered daylilies from them before, that was quite a while ago. I was very happy with my order. I would order from them again.

Post #6157029
Quote
stormyla Norristown, PA(Zone 6b) Feb 19, 2009

Trish, There is a thread on Wild's Cultivars in the Daylily Forum. Here's the link:
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/944757/

There is also a link in that thread to another online source for inexpensive Daylilies. Here it is: http://www.smithdaylilies.com/index.html

Post #6158771
Quote
trishb148 Manasquan, NJ(Zone 7a) Feb 20, 2009

Thanks everyone! Appreciate the info. I've placed an order with them (daylilies and peonies) and we'll see how it goes.

Trish

Post #6162859
Quote

Post a Reply to this Thread

Please or sign up to post.
Back to Forum Homepage

More Mid-Atlantic Gardening Threads

Go to all Mid-Atlantic Gardening threads
BACK TO TOP