Congratulations on your first step into the addiction. (-;

I sure hope your plants arrive in good condition, are true to name, etc. Spring Hill doesn't have a very good reputation. Always check out Garden Watchdog before ordering from any nursery. If you find a nursery not listed on Garden Watchdog, it's either a scam, a very very small operation, or something like that.

Here's a link to a list I'm putting together of suppliers. The ones listed in the first half of the list are your best bets.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sources for Fruit Trees and Plants

I hope it arrives in good condition too! =) I wasn't aware of their bad reputation. I did get $20 off, so it only cost me shipping, which was $7.95.

Spring Hill is owned by the same company that owns Gurneys and Henry Fields. I order from them occasionally even though I know better. This year my Issai kiwi, dwarf Meyer lemon and 2 blueberries had to be replaced. The kiwi was almost completely winter killed before they even shipped it, the lemon had all its leaves cut off and most of the stems to fit it in the TINY box and the Jersey blueberries weren't Jersey at all. Jersey has yellow twigs and these were red twig varieties. They did send new plants. The lemon looks great even though it's only 5 inches tall. The kiwi looks okay and they sent me 2 Ozark Blue blueberries since the originals were their "our choice" varieties. Ozark Blue is a southern type blueberry and probably won't do any good here so I'm giving them to a friend in NC. Their $25 off a $50 order suckers me in every few years. If you don't mind small plants that are mediocre at best then they are an alright company to order from.

I'd be extremely wary of any company that's selling "dwarf strawberries..."

I have no choice but to search for dwarf varieties as I am a container gardener currently limited to the space on my porch. =)

Well, strawberry plants are pretty small to begin with. They're more like a groundcover.