Hummingbird Information - Flowers by the Sea Online Mail Order Nursery

I received my four plants today (that was really fast shipping.) I have been really excited about receiving these. Knowing there are a lot of fraud websites out there, it's hard not to be the least bit skeptical when ordering online. Someone I met online had purchased some plants from here too so I trusted my gut and went ahead. For a second I thought they might not come at all, or they wouldn't be healthy. When I opened all the plants I was amazed!

They were definitely not amateur. All were bushy and pinched, like promised. Of course they're a little bent from being sent, which will go away soon, not a problem! You really went above and beyond.

Thank you for these wonderful plants, I couldn't be happier. Cheap and worth every penny. I plant to keep them forever (pun intended.) Have a nice day.

I received my plants from FBTS Yesterday. I immediately opened the box and was in awe at the size and healthy condition of the plants even traveling from California to NY. The plants were perfect and even had blooms and buds ready to open when they arrived. I carefully unpacked them and placed them in a window with filtered sunlight for a couple of days prior to moving them onto my porch for hardening off before planting. Of all the Salvias I have ordered online over the years these are by far the largest and most vigorous I have ever received from any company. The staff at FBTS knows how to do it right.

Penny
(http://www.lovehummingbirds.com)

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Salvia x 'Wendy's Wish' being visited by an adult female Anna's Hummingbird, March 2011

Nice photo of a hummingbird on Salvia x 'Wendy's Wish' in one of the Flowers by the Sea greenhouse

Salvia mexicana 'Ocampa' being visited by an immature male Anna's Hummingbird, October 2010

Anna's hummingbird on Salvia mexicana 'Ocampa' at Flowers by the Sea

Salvia viscosa being visited, June 2011

Visiting Salvia viscosa at Flowers by the Sea

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Salvia x 'Wendy's Wish' being visited by an adult female Anna's Hummingbird, March 2011

Salvia mexicana 'Ocampa' being visited by an immature male Anna's Hummingbird, October 2010

Salvia viscosa being visited, June 2011