if you’re eager to get digging, call your local nursery. It could surely use the business. And you’ll find that many are happy to take your order, as long as you’re willing to wait several days to pick it up.
, have closed their doors to “in-store experiences” and are only taking orders by phone or online. Some even make deliveries. Roger’s Gardens, for instance, will deliver anywhere in Orange County on orders of $75 or more, and Armstrong will deliver within a seven-mile radius of its stores for $20. Check the website of your favorite nursery before you go to see if it is only taking orders by phone or online. And remember, sometimes circumstances can change at the last minute.
Unless you choose to go to a nursery that’s open to walk-in customers, expect to wait at least two days for your order to be filled, and more likely four or five. That’s because many nurseries are operating with reduced staff, juggling multiple tasks such as taking orders over the phone, putting them together and hauling them to the parking lot while trying to keep track of their inventory and add new plants as they become available.
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