HD is selling lots of Bonnie 1 Gallon plants for about $5.65? But they are maybe 14" high. I think in one HD location they were discounted to about 4 bucks.
I think, regular healthy 8-9" plants (discounted at $2 each.) will catch up fast if the weather is warm and nice. .If It is not, then the $12.95 one is not going to do much either.

BTW: the weather turned nasty here again.

Sey

Was ths this Bonnie tomato that comes with the built-in cage? (As if you could leave it in that little pot the whole season!)

Nope just a regular pot.

As my boss at the garden center used to say, Whatever the market will bear. I've watched people for many years. They get in a buying frenzy come spring time. Price is no obstacle.

Incredible. Bonnie Plants may have been more in charge of the pricing, not Home Depot. Hardware and garden prices are no longer as attractive as before. Just bought some carriage bolts the other day for ~$1 each (~$0.80 contractor volume price), which cost $0.17 for the identical product sold by a local fence company.

Home Depot irresponsibly allowed hackers to have 56 million payment card details (names, credit/debit card account numbers, expiration dates, internal card security codes, ZIP codes and whether the card was a debit or credit card) and 53 million corresponding email addresses of all people who shopped at Home Depot’s stores and social security numbers if you got credit with them and DOB and addresses if you returned merchandise, between April 2014 and September 2014 in the U.S. and Canada (You still can get them to pay for the year ($15/month) of deluxe identity protection services they purchase on request for anyone who requests it at https://homedepot.allclearid.com/ in the US, or Equifax Premier in Canada).

I don't like HD any more ... this is how they reward our patronage after they put the local nurseries and hardware stores out of business

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