America's Best Flowers, in Cottage Grove has a great selection of fruit and vegetable plants.

McKay Nursery! Largest and oldest nursery in Wisconsin! Celebrating their 120th year. Extremely hardy plants. You can buy all their plants online... http://www.mckaynursery.com/

I actually picked up my plants locally at their business for free.

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I like Jung Seed Co near the corner of Nesbitt and PD in Verona for vegetable seeds. Decent nursery stock too providing you pick up there so you can choose it (bare-root). I hesitate to have the bare-root fruits shipped to me because sometimes it arrives a bit later than I want them. I am keen on planting them in the ground in early spring not mid-late may if we have a hot spring. I'm sure they mail order out as fast as they can to accommodate all as best as possible but nothing beats going there in person to pick out your fruit trees yourself.

Paradigm Gardens is my favorite. Kleins is also good.

For vegetable starts I like Klein's. They grow lots of varieties you can't find elsewhere. The farmer's market on the square (first one is this Saturday!) is also great for herb and veggie starts. I like Stoughton garden center for perennials, they have a huge selection and really helpful staff.

Jungs for most stuff, and at least 1 or 2 trips out to FLOWER FACTORY per season ( near Stoughton) for fun> Mostly I just look.... they must have every perennial known to man, so its interesting just to see what different things look like. Every now and then find something I fall in love with -

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