4 months of poms sounds glorious!

sounds like you and I are working on similar projects. So what varieties are going in your raised beds?

Normally this is the time of year I like to step away from the plants but for the past several weeks I've been working on re-landscaping our backyard. No rest this winter.

Makes sense, I admit it seemed sort of strange to me that you - someone whose gotten fruit from a seedling in a year! - would be all that concerned about starting with a 3g pom versus a 1g (or smaller).

Good stuff - The Syunt I received a couple of weeks ago looks pretty much identical to yours. Related, have you had any luck sourcing those bigger plants you were looking for?

Looks great - congrats! I’ve been considering this one given I’m in Texas.

I placed an order for pom cuttings way back in February and shortly after received a letter cancelling it.

Reasonable as far as shipping goes. Today I ordered a Syunt and Spice Island rosemary rooted cuttings. My $9 order totaled about $22 with shipping to Texas. If I saw these locally (never would) for $11 each I wouldn’t think twice about getting them. I think I’ve paid about $20 to ship significantly ...

Putting in a plug for Fruitwood, a nursery I've enjoyed doing business with. In addition to a broad selection of pom cuttings, they offer a smaller range of rooted cuttings for $5.00 each.

I was just on their website shopping and noticed they have have a quite a few varieties available even though ...

That's good information, thank you.