My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
I've never been involved in a Round Robin and can't seem to figure out how they work. Does the starting person put a certain number of plants or seed packets in a box and send it to someone else, then the second person takes out some and replaces them with other plants and sends it on? How do you know there will be a plant in the box that you want? How do you know what to include?
Hi VG and welcome to Garden Web. You have got the right idea on the RRs but generally a real RR will be just seeds. Plants are done by swaps as postage and time would not make plants very good travelers to be going on and on. There is a lot of information in the Frequently Asked Questions which are DIFFERENT for each forum. You might find more answers there. Best way to be sure something you want will be in the box is to set up a direct trade. Even that is not a guarantee but it generally works. If you buy plants by mail you discover that even from commercial nurseries you don't always get what you want. This is most true when plants are traded using the common name. Hope this helps and others will add their ideas too.
Beth, Thank you! I've been reading some of the swap posts and I don't think I want to particpate:-) I don't think I could ever pick out gifts that people would like. It would just be too stressful... lol! Now if it were all plants or seeds, maybe I could do it but I don't eat candy so can't imagine buying it for someone else. I don't care for little things to sit or hang around so I couldn't pick out one anybody would like. I guess I'm just wierd:-) VG
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