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Welcome to Plant and Gnome
Plant and Gnome is a garden nursery with growing locations in Charleston and Gilmer County in central West
Virginia, USA.
From this website or
by mail order you can purchase an eclectic mixture of bare root, (in
season); and
containerized ornamental trees, shrubs. We also sell willow cuttings, 'sticks' for floral crafts and
Christmas wreaths.
Look at Plant
Price List for a quick overview of plants. We have updated our Price
List, April, 2008 with containerised plants for shipping throughout the
summer. We may have a small quantities of other plants not listed,
it never hurts to ask.
Happy gardening, Chris.
Chief Executive Gnome
Who is the Gnome behind the
e-mails and phone ?
 
Chris planting bulbs with school
children, and relaxing with master broom maker Kurt Noble at the WV
State Folk Festival in Glenville; Chris on left.
Order with Confidence 2008
is our 7th year of
selling online. We hope to meet your
expectations in personal friendly service, with an emphasis on good
communication; and the quality of plants. (People frequently tell us we do,
and we have many loyal return customers. Please also reference the link to the GardenWatchdog
/ Daves Garden, to get the scoop on Plant and Gnome,
http://davesgarden.com/gwd/c/2494/ The Garden Watchdog is an
independent rating system for online nurseries.)
E-mail or phone
in your order and we will issue an order acknowledgement, and confirm shipping
date. Payment can be made by PayPal or check.
We ship bare root, ( Nov.- Mar.),
and container plants year round subject to weather conditions and the
occasional holiday.
We have a fixed
Shipping Rate of $8.00 PER ORDER to the following Eastern US States:
ME, VT, NH, NY, MA, RI, CT, NJ,
PA, OH, MI, WI, IL, IN, KY, WV, MD, DE, VA, NC, SC, GA, TN, MO, KS. (
The fixed shipping rate is easy for you to calculate and serves as your
discount on bulk orders. For
shipping complications and plant compatibility issues we like to limit our
shipping to these States).
Plants are packaged in
cardboard cartons. We send shipments on Mondays or Tuesdays to avoid plants
spending unnecessary time in transit.
  
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