I'm glad others had a good experience with Windsong Nursery. I did not. I ordered 3 daylilies, which totaled about $50. I didn't receive a confirmation, and I didn't receive any delivery information. After 4 days, I sent an email explaining I was leaving town in 2 weeks, and I needed delivery dates. I either had to get them before I left or after I returned. I received no reply. I waited another week before I called the grower. Once again I explained my situation and asked for a call back or email. I received neither. A few days later, I received a robo call (there must have been several customers waiting for information/confirmation/delivery information) saying that all daylilies that had been ordered but not received would be delivered no later than the following Saturday. Saturday came and went--no plants. I left on vacation the next day. When the plants didn't arrive, I stopped payment on my credit card.
Four days later, I received an email (not from the grower) from PayPal that my plants were being delivered. So, my plants were being delivered the week I requested that they NOT be sent because I was out of town during one of the hottest weeks of the year. When we got home, we found 3 TINY dried up fans. My experience has always been that growers are very careful about their shipments and ensure the shortest time in-transit as possible. I have always received healthy plants in the past. Windsong doesn't seem to follow that philosophy. I eventually nursed the plants back to life and requested that my credit card company drop the dispute and make the payment to Windsong, but I will never consider ordering from them again. And I can never recommend them to anyone else. They don't even follow the most-basic procedures for Internet orders.
Vickie, I can't stand when companies do things like this. If they are dishonest about something like posting reviews about themselves then I'd hate to see what flowers you may end up with after they bloom. It's so sad you can't trust people anymore. That's why I only have a small amount of nurseries I buy from and most of my daylilies have came from Garden.org members that post on the classifieds but even then I only buy from members that are active on the forums. I hate when new members come on here and the only thing they do is head to the classifieds to sale things. Often times you'll never see another post by them.
wholeheartedly!
to garden.org and thanks for sharing your experience with Windsong. Hope to see around the forums. If you like daylilies you came to the right place. We have a bunch of daylily lovers on here. 
