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Q: Do you have a catalog?
A: Our web site is our catalog.
We do not
have a printed version to send
by Mail.
Q: Is your site secure?
A: Yes, for your protection, our site utilizes a secure server to transmit all private information such as name, address, phone numbers, credit card information and order contents
. All of the private information is encrypted to prevent its interception by unwanted persons over the internet
Q: How are the shipping charges calculated on my order?
A: The shipping charges are calculated directly by UPS & U S Postal Service,
based on the total combined weight of your order and the distance for delivery from TN.
Q: When are the shipping charges calculated?
A: The shipping charges are calculated for your order during the checkout process. At that time you are given a choice of delivery options and costs.
Q: When Do you ship?
A: All Bare Root Roses will ship during the week of February 25th.,2002.
Container Grown Roses will begin shipping in April, 2002.
We ship container grown roses & perennials on Monday & Tuesday each week during our shipping season.
Perennials begin shipping in April 2002
Q: Can orders be placed by telephone instead of over the internet?
A: Yes, our phone number is 615-672-0599. Orders may be placed during the business hours of 8 am until 5 pm CST.
7 days per week.
Q: When do I need to place my
order for bare
root roses?
A: We accept orders for bare
root roses
from September 1st. until February
14th.
for shipping during the last
week in February.
Q: How early should I place my order for Container
Grown Roses?
A: It is recommended
that orders be placed as early
as possible,
as many varieties sell out very
quickly. We begin accepting advance reservations for roses in September, for shipping in the spring.
Q: When I place an order in advance
of the
shipping season, when is my credit
card billed?
A: We bill your credit card only when the
plants are actually shipped. We do not bill
in advance.
Q: Do you have a Guarantee on roses?
A: We Guarantee our roses to be true to variety, and
guarantee livability for a period of 60 days for Bare Root Bushes,
& 30 days for Container Grown Bushes.
Provided that proper, careful planting instructions
are followed,
& that in the event of a loss; it was not caused by Weather, Neglect,
or Other conditions beyond our control.
We are not responsible for Undeliverable, Refused, Unclaimed, or
Untimely acceptance of shipments of live plants due to their perishable nature
Q: Do you have a privacy policy?
A: Yes, your privacy is very important to us. Click on the link to view our completePrivacy Policy
Q: What size are the Perennial
plants?
A: Beginning with the 2002 shipping season, the perennials will be grown and shipped
in a 1 gallon nursery pot.
Q: Do you sell seeds?
A: No, we only grow plants for
sale and do
not produce any seeds.
Q: Do you accept credit cards?
A: Yes,We accept Visa & Mastercard.
Q: Do you ship Internationally?
A: No, we only accept and ship
orders within
the continental 48 United States.
Q: What grade are the roses that
you ship?
A: All of our rose bushes, both
bare root
and container grown, are # 1
grade, 2 year old plants.
Q: How do I care for my rose
bushes?
A: Check out our "Tips & Techniques" page, this will give an abundance
of information about planting and caring
for roses & should help to solve most
problems.
Q: I planted Climbing Roses in the spring
but only got a few blooms on them. Is there
a problem with the bush?
A: Most Climbing Roses bloom
on 2 year old
canes. There are a few varieties
that will
produce some blooms on the 1st.
year canes.
If the bush was planted in a
well drained
area, with at least 6 hours of
direct sunlight
per day & the bush grew well,
then the bush
is preforming as it supposed
to & you
will see an abundance of blooms
next spring.
Q: When should I prune my roses?
A: Roses may be pruned at any
time after
they go dormant for the winter
and until
just before they break dormancy
in early
spring.
Q: Do you have "True Black"
roses?
A: Unfortunately, there is no
such thing
as a "true black" rose.
The term
"black" pretaining
to roses is
somewhat misleading. Black roses
are in fact
a super dark red that may have
the appearance, at first glance,
of being black, but upon close
inspection
you can see that is actually
a very dark
red. The closest varieties to
black that
we offer are "Ink spots"
&
"Night time", Ink spots
is the
darker of the 2 varieties.
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S&W Greenhouse, Inc.
P.O. Box 30
533 Tyree Springs Road
White House, Tennessee 37188
Phone: (615) 672-0599
Fax: (615) 672-1788
E-mail: info@sw-greenhouse.com
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