New Perennials Today, Discounted Tomorrow
A Note From Bailey
Dear flower friends,
We hate to leave you hanging. Most of us at Farmer Bailey are farmers, former farmers or have extensive farm work experience. We know farming is tough enough without worrying if your plants will show up as ordered. We would always rather find a solution to an inventory shortage than to simply cancel an item on your order. We know you are as excited about our plants as we are.
We recently found that we made a clerical error in our Symphoricarpos inventory resulting in some shortages. I take this sort of thing personally and will go to great lengths to fix any problem I can. To that end, we made a last-minute order with our Dutch partners, who quickly came to our aid with a last minute delivery of these missing items. And while we had a delivery coming, we added on a few new varieties just for fun. You know I can't pass up new plants.
So we are in an interesting position to have some brand new varieties and very little time to sell them. This is good news for you.
But wait, there's more good news! We have combined stock from our Bare Root program with our Dutch Astilbe and American-grown Hydrangea and Philadelphus program for this final clearance. You can now order these products together for this limited time only. Minimum order is 2 items of your choosing.
Today (Friday March 28), this material will be available at full price, in case you don't want to risk missing out on these new varieties.
Tomorrow (Saturday March 29), we will start discounting all new and remaining products. Every 24 hours, the discount will increase until all of the inventory is sold. Discounts will increase each day at Noon Eastern Time.
Special Collection Stepped Discounts
Friday, March 28: Full Price
Saturday, March 29: 10% off
Sunday, March 30: 15% off
Monday, March 31: 20% off
Tuesday, April 1: 25% off
Wednesday, April 2: 30% off
Astilbe Visions Inferno
Okay, don't miss out here. We still have this available because we secured all that Holland had to offer. And why? It's the most gorgeous Astilbe we've ever seen, making it the top seller at the Dutch auction week after week. I will admit our photos were not great of this variety, but I found a new one that better captures Visions Inferno. It is a soft blush peach, perfect for high end wedding work.
Astilbe Color Flash
Gorgeous dark to light pink feathery flowers. (Very similar to the popular and sold-out Delft Lace.)
Hydrangea pan. Pink Shades
A new and classy blushing beauty. This hardy hydrangea starts white and slowly fades through the range of pink shades as the season progresses.
Hydrangea mac. Nunki
Pink or Blue? Choose your own adventure! Flower color in Hydrangea is controlled by soil pH and information is widely available on how to accomplish this.
Hydrangea mac. Rana
This deep, ruby-red beauty will age to a glowing burgundy as autumn approaches.
Diervilla Starry Night
This glossy-leafed native plant has been selected for its deep, nearly black foliage. Tough as nails and very adaptable to a range of conditions.
Symphoricarpos Berry Christmas and Winterberry
Finally, snowberries that will last until snow falls! These ruby-red berries hold on into the cold months, extending the harvest season for Symphoricarpos.
Philadelphus Snowwhite Fantasy
This is the finest mock orange for cutting we have come across. It was no small task to bring these to market and we won't be selling them again for another season or two.