Gardeners 

to find seeds, plants, tools, gifts, and other garden-related items not available locally

to place orders more conveniently

Libraries

to serve their many patrons who garden

Professional Landscape Architects

to locate true-to-name plant materials with known habits 

to purchase in quantity or at a volume discount

Schools, Colleges and Universities 

for classroom projects 

for reference collections and research centers

to enhance school yard or campus gardens

Community Groups 

to build community gardens

for urban forest plantings and city beautification

Small Farmers 

for the very latest developments. . . 

but also for the "tried-and-true"

Conservationists 

to locate native seeds and plants for demanding conditions such as drought and temperature extremes 

for special needs such as soil-retention

Seed-savers 

to find heirloom varieties 

for seed-saving supplies

Collectors 

to acquire new introductions

Garden Clubs 

to locate unique items

to place cost-saving group orders

Botanical Gardens 

to enhance existing collections 

as a membership promotion