PLANT GUARANTEE
FloraBrava.com is a small, backyard venture. I take pride in my plants and strive to offer excellent quality for good value. As a garden writer, award-winning exhibitor, hybridist, accredited daffodil judge and plant society president/board member, I have a reputation to uphold. If you have a problem with a plant, tell me and let me resolve the matter with a replacement. If you are unsure if a plant might perform well for you in your locale, reach out to me via email at florabrava@outlook.com, and I will do my very best to advise.
SHIPPING POLICY
FloraBrava.com does not ship to Alaska, Arizona, California or Hawai'i.
Prices listed include shipping and handling within the Continental USA. Most orders, except where prohibited by embargo or other exception, can be shipped internationally. That said, prices listed do not include phytosanitary certificates or other associated fees and additonal shipping charges for international locales. International orders must be requested by email and customers will be invoiced for the plants and additional charges.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
FloraBrava.com, as required by law in order to ship, ensures that all potted specimens have received a drench of Bifenthrin (imported fire ant treatment) within 180 days prior to shipping. Otherwise, chemical fertilizers and pesticides are generally avoided.
Annual inspection is conducted by Clemson University Extension, and each order receives a copy of the most current nursery tag, verifying no issues with fire ants and guava root knot nematodes.
Inspired by my late friend, Mrs. Pauline Ciaffoni Myers (1926-2011) of Whitehouse Station, New Jersey, USA (see
article in this issue of
Greg Freeman's Garden Chronicle), who spent years promoting butterflies, provided butterflies for a television commercial, PBS'
Sesame Street and the box office smash hit,
Silence of the Lambs (1991) and sold "caterpillar" kits using recycled plastic fruit containers, most of my plants are grown in recycled plastic drink bottles, pint-sized produce containers and plastic fast food cups. I could buy nursery pots and charge extra, but why not use something at least once more that is bound to wind up in the trash anyway? I aim to produce healthy, quality plants in the most efficient, practical way. The proof is in the product.
Greg Freeman
Proprietor, FloraBrava.com