Honeyberry from Minnesota, USA

I give this tree nursery 9 out of 10 acorns

Website:  http://www.honeyberryusa.com/

Location: 19736 350th St, Bagley, MN 56621

Shopping Experience:  I shopped online and found them due to their prices and selection for currants.  As their name suggests, they have a lot of honeyberries.  They specialize in perennial fruiting plants for cold areas.  The website is plenty good.  You may have to click around a bit to find what you're after and there's a chance you still missed some things just because of how it's sorted.  But it's better than average.  

Prices:  Prices are pretty good.  Some items are better than others.  I got elderberries, gooseberries, gogi and some currants for $10 ea and XL currants for $15 (XL was a year older and about 30" tall when planted).  Shipping/handling was only $15.  The gogi were very small but maybe that's normal.  They have male and female seaberries but they seemed a bit pricey.

Delivery:  I ordered in the early spring so I was prepared to wait until the ground was thawed.  They let me know they'd ship in mid-April and they did.  The plants were packed well.

Planting success:  100% success on the 9 plants I bought.  This is their first winter so we'll see if they come back.  I watered them a few times when it got dry out and they're planted in a sandy loam field in full sun.  I definitely didn't baby them.  So if they want it moist, they may not appreciate me.

Communication:  Similar to big companies.  Got an immediate email when the order was placed, a note about the expected delivery and a notification when it was shipping.  I also chatted with them about some plant details and they updated their website accordingly.

I'd recommend them to anyone looking for cold hardy perennial shrubs and especially honeyberries.  

Edit: I calibrated the score up one notch after reading more ratings of other vendors.  

I give this tree nursery 9 out of 10 acorns.

I went online looking for cold hardy cherry trees.  Honeyberry USA has a great selection of cherry trees, to include the trees from the "Romance Series" developed by the University of Saskatchewan.  These trees are grown on their own root stock, are dwarfed, and are very cold hardy.  The website is easy enough.

Prices are good for the trees I ordered and looked good on other items as well.

I got the trees I ordered in about a week.  They arrived in good shape with the packing material damp and a good root system.

Communication was very good.  I got e-mails confirming my order, letting me know when they shipped, and one that stated they had arrived.

I will update this review when the trees have been in the ground for a while and I see how they perform.  I just planted them yesterday, but I'm very happy with the company in all areas that I have had a chance to observe up to this point.

I would give this nursery 2 out of 10 acorns.  1 acorn for variety and 1 acorn for price.  I can not give them any other further acorns, nor would I shop with this company because they have an inappropriate (in my opinion) propagation policy.  They expect their customers to buy a license from them to propagate plants bought from them that aren't even under patent.  This policy can be found on their shipping/terms page.