Dragonfly Farms

I ordered six pinus parviflora conifer this past month. I repeatedly asked for plant sizes,
but they would not give me that info. They sent some pictures of the plants, but the plants I received were much smaller than expected and two of them were simply one
branch with a few needles on the top. They only labeled two of the plants. I was
extremely disappointed with the size and lack of fullness os the plants and feel I wasted over $ 200. I dealt with Heidi and have e-​mailed my concerns to her, but so far
have had no response from her. I would never purchase from them again unless they
are willing to give you the exact height and width of the plants they are sending and send pictures of the plants they are sending-​not pictures showing larger plants

If you are a plant connoisseur, and you miss Heronswood Nursery, on the Kitsap Peninsula, then you must visit Dragonfly Farms. It goes a long way towards filling the hole made by the Heronswood closing. Heidi, the owner, is so enthusiastic about her plants, and will do her best to get you excited, too. The planted areas showcase her very cool, and unusual selections. This little specialty nursery has grown by leaps and bounds in just a few years. If you love hard-​to-​find and unusual plants, you need to visit Dragonfly. Just budget enough time, because there’s a lot to look at. Check the hours, too, as they vary depending on the time of the year it is. Rumor has it they will be carrying a lot of dwarf and smaller evergreens during the 2011 season.