The company is very good at salesmanship like special offers and being plagued with lots of emails but what I as a keen plantsman want is correctly named healthy plants for a reasonable price which sometimes they can oblige me with but not always. I've had the odd wrong variety, plants arriving badly packed with the box burst open, the lilies arrived in a less than dormant state they had shoots on at least six inches long they must have been kept too warm somewhere instead of in cold storage. The Dahlia tuber has no signs of life it looks as dead as a dodo. I would usually expect to see tiny shoots at this time of year. The 10 perennial plants are very variable in size from rather small and mean to exceedingly generous, I obviously realise some plants do produce bigger roots etc but even so I would have expected more consistency in size. All Nurseries make mistakes and farmer Gracie is a good average so you pays your money and take your chance. They are ok but with a huge emphasis on marketing and fancy postcards and artwork. Personally I think they should put more effort into the quality and consistency of the plants that they sell and their packing which lacks parcel tape.