Shipping Schedule

Orders for in-stock seeds, general merchandise and gift certificates are typically shipped within 5 business days.

Plants will be shipped at the proper planting time for your area of the country during the shipping timeframes outlined below:

*Due to hot weather conditions, we are unable to ship most plant items July through August.

2017 Spring Shipping Schedule
Zone	Roses, Shrubs, Hedges & Trees	Tender Annuals	Vegetable Plants	Potatoes & Edible Root Crops	Sweet Potatoes	All Other Plants & Bulbs	Onion Plants
10A and South	1/23 - 5/30	4/3 - 6/5	3/13 - 5/30	2/13 - 6/12	4/17 - 6/7	2/13 - 5/15	1/2 - 5/8
9	1/23 - 5/30	4/3 - 6/5	3/13 - 5/30	2/13 - 6/12	4/24 - 6/7	2/13 - 5/15	1/2 - 5/8
8	1/20 - 5/30	4/3 - 6/5	3/20 - 5/30	2/20 - 6/12	4/24 - 6/7	2/20 - 5/15	1/30 - 5/8
7B	2/27 - 5/30	4/3 - 6/5	4/10 - 5/30	2/27 - 6/12	5/1 - 6/7	2/27 - 6/5	2/13 - 5/8
7A	2/27 - 5/30	4/3 - 6/5	4/10 - 5/30	2/27 - 6/12	5/1 - 6/7	2/27 - 6/5	2/20 - 5/8
6B	3/6 - 5/30	5/1 - 6/5	4/24 - 5/30	3/6 - 6/12	5/1 - 6/7	5/6 - 6/5	2/27 - 5/8
6A	3/6 - 5/30	5/1 - 6/5	5/8 - 5/30	3/6 - 6/12	5/1 - 6/7	5/6 - 6/5	3/6 - 5/8
5B	3/20 - 5/30	5/1 - 6/5	5/8 - 5/30	3/6 - 6/12	5/1 - 6/7	3/20 - 6/5	3/27 - 5/8
5A	4/3 - 5/30	5/1 - 6/5	5/8 - 5/30	3/6 - 6/12	5/15 - 6/7	4/3 - 6/5	3/27 - 5/8
4B	4/17 - 5/30	5/1 - 6/5	5/8 - 5/30	5/27 - 6/12	5/22 - 6/7	5/1 - 6/5	4/3 - 5/8
4A and North	4/17 - 5/30	5/1 - 6/5	5/8 - 5/30	3/27 - 6/12	5/22 - 6/7	5/1 - 6/5	4/10 - 5/8
Last Order Date	5/30	6/5	5/30	6/12	6/7	Zone 8 and South - 5/15 Zone 7 and North - 6/5	5/8
Last Ship Date	6/2	6/9	6/2	6/16	6/9	Zone 8 and South - 5/19 Zone 7 and North - 6/9	5/8

Shipping Note:
The type of product you order or the weather in our area or yours may affect the anticipated shipping schedule.

Trees and shrubs are kept in the nursery row until fully dormant for optimum stress protection.

In all cases, we choose the fastest, most efficient way to send your orders via the U.S. Postal Service or United Parcel Service. Large orders may be shipped in more than one package.

Please note that we cannot ship outside of the 48 contiguous states.

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Root Crops

Gurney’s Choice

Hybrid Horseradish

Hardy perennial with disease resistance and high yields. Grated root shave a delightful tang. Dig in spring or fall. More

$19.99
Bailey Virginia Peanut

$2.99 – $14.99
Purple Top White Globe Turnip

$2.99 – $9.99
Early White Vienna Kohlrabi

$3.99 – $6.99
Jerusalem Artichoke

$19.99
Sweetie Hybrid Mixed Kohlrabi

$4.99
Fuku Komachi Hybrid Turnip

$4.99
Laurentian Rutabaga

$2.99
Titus Hybrid Celery

$3.99
Kossak Hybrid Kohlrabi

$7.99
All American Parsnip

$2.99
Wynne Virginia Peanut

$4.99 – $12.99
Just Right Hybrid Turnip

$4.99

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What are the advantages of growing root crops in your garden?

Many root crops, like carrots, potatoes, parsnips, turnips and rutabaga, store well, often for several months—so you can enjoy produce months after harvest. Some crops, like parsnips, can be left in the ground over winter and harvested in the spring. Turnips are grown for their greens and roots. Harvest early for greens. The roots can be stored in the refrigerator crisper drawer for months or in a root cellar.