What are the characteristics of the plants shown in the catalogue? What is the availability?
The
nursery tries to illustrate as clearly as possible what is published in
the catalog and object of sale, specifying the height of the plants,
diameter of the pot, diameter of the stem, characteristics and
availability.
For plants in the pot diameter 5.50 cm. characteristics such as diameter and height are generally not indicated.
The
published photo serves to the customer to get an idea of the plant,
about shape, various characteristics and size, this also in relation to
the diameter of the pot, always specified.
Plants such as Echinopsis,
Lobivia and Trichocereus from flower could produce corollas with
slightly different colors from those with which they are represented in
the catalog photos: very bright colors, such as fuchsia, red, Orange are
often captured with poor fidelity from the camera lens. Moreover, this
genus of plants is subject to a certain variability, for which certain
characteristics of the flower (nuances, shape of the petals, the same
perfume) are more or less evident in some years than others. It goes
without saying that size, intensity of colors and everything else
depends very much on the conditions of cultivation and fertilization.
Notes
on the item "Availability", when present: in the description, under
this item, the number of available plants is indicated. Often the
availability of the plants of the nursery is limited to a few specimens,
since the customer-type of the nursery is the collector.
When, in
the description, nothing has been specified about the availability, this
must be assumed to be unlimited or, however, high.
The customer, in
the description, for the most important plants, will find the words
"Availability/ plants available: the plant for sale is exactly the one
depicted/the plant offered is the pictured one": means that the buyer
will receive exactly the plant described and represented in photo,
without substitutions.
Plants
represented in photos, in the catalog, provided with leaves and flowers
could reach the customer without either, depending on the season.
Once the order has been paid for, when does the shipment take place? How long does a package take to deliver?
The
shipment, compatibly with the commitments of the nursery, takes place
as soon as the customer has paid the order: often the plants are shipped
to the customer on the same day of payment.
The nursery, unless
otherwise agreed with the customer, ships from Monday to Thursday,
avoiding Friday, therefore unnecessary stocks in the warehouses of the
forwarder. Regarding possible stocks, the courier guarantees the storage
of goods in suitable environments, without extremes of heat or cold.