Vermont Wildflower Farm,

170 Boyer Circle, Williston, VT 05495

"One phone call. Questions asked. Very informative Orders placed Delivered Quickly Will be ordering more hard to find pollinator seed from this company."

"Love, love this company. Best kept secret! My gardens are flourishing. We ordered multiple mixes that grow in Michigan for 5 acres, and we first ordered 5 years ago and have been ordering ever since. This company provides a quality product and more importantly to us as we were newbies at this, the customer service we received was absolutely amazing! We have worked with both Ann and Steve! If you have not tried their mixes, you should! Thank you so much for the beautiful gardens."

"I ordered from The Vermont Wildflower Farm many times. My flowers are always absolutely beautiful with great germination! The woodland seeds and the perennials mixed with annuals and the suggestions of customer service who is always so knowledgeable is second to none! My peonies and tulips and other live plants were just stunning! If you're looking for quality plants and seeds with great customer service, look no further than The Vermont Wildflower Farm. Five stars!!!"

"I purchased a pound of your quick bloom wildflower seeds approximately a year ago. I am impressed by the variety of blooms I get every couple of weeks. Everyone that views them remarks on their beauty. I must add that these remarks are coming from someone who swore he never purchase anything from your company ever again. This after a purchase I made many years ago was a complete disaster. This time u have out done yourself. I am most impressed and recommend u to many others."

"I ordered a Holy Grail hibiscus online from here and although there was a delay in shipping because of weather, Ann, at Vermont Wildflower farms, answered every email in a timely manner every time I had questions about my order. I was afraid the plant would not reach my area before the time was up for Spring planting, but it seems the item will make it here just in time. I will post pictures and update my review on if the plant survives. Update: It's now July 21st, 2019 and I've attached a photo of one of the first blooms of the year."