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Name: Russ & Patti Higgins CommentsWe always come to Gee's when we're considering adding to our gardens/landscaping. We love working with Kary, she is so patient and extremely knowledgeable. Today we brought our son & daughter-in-law with us and they bought quite a few trees. They had lots of questions, and Kary answered each of them. She is the best! I wanted to enter name the baby colt, but couldn't find how to do so, but it case it counts I'd like to see him named Butter Scotch or Butter Cup. Have a great day/year! We'll be back! Name: Barbara CommentsName: Chris and Kathy Adamski CommentsLove your farm. We visit at least once a month to see the new variety of trees you have and today we bought a Helleborus, which is so hard to find. Three years ago we bought a weeping lilac tree, today it is a thing of beauty. Wish I could attach a picture so you can see just how splendid it is. We look forward to chatting with Carrie. She is very knowledgeable and always so helpful. THe feesh bakied goods and ice cream aren't bad either. Name: Mike and Diana Rogers CommentsName: Linda L. Bennett CommentsName: Rushab Chhajed CommentsRespected Sir, Sanjay Nursery is a Plant Nursery Spread in 75 Hectares in India and is one of the Largest Plant Nursery in India. To Expand Further, Gain Competitive Advantage and Export in Asian Countries and to improve Quality and Gain Advance Technology, we would like to Collobrate with Your Firm for Technology Aspects and would like to resale your Products in India . For the Same, We would like to Discuss how we can work Together. To Gain an Insight into your Firm We request you to forward your Presentation. Awaiting your Feedback on the above Matter. Regards, Rushab Jain For Sanjay Nursery Manjari Farm, Pune Solapur Road Pune ( City ) India ( Country ), Asia ( Continent ) Mo - +919822140333 E-mail Id : rushab@sanjaynurserypune.com Name: Julie Stephen CommentsBuying from you for years! Name: CommentsName: xin xiao CommentsDear sirs, It's my honor to know your nursery through the internet. I’m a Chinese student in Beijing. And I am very interested in your pinus cultivars. You know, there aren’t many pinus cultivars in China. So We have the intention to purchase your cultivars for introduction. Could you please send your catalogue by email attachment for us to know the detailed information? It would be nice if you could provide a bit more information on the cultivrs’ characteristics of pinus.My email address is xiaoxin1192@126.com Awaiting your early reply. Best regards. Xin Xiao Name: xin xiao CommentsDear sirs, It's my honor to know your nursery through the internet. I’m a Chinese student in Beijing. And I am very interested in your pinus cultivars. You know, there aren’t many pinus cultivars in China. So We have the intention to purchase your cultivars for introduction. Could you please send your catalogue by email attachment for us to know the detailed information? It would be nice if you could provide a bit more information on the cultivrs’ characteristics of pinus. Awaiting your early reply. Best regards. Xin Xiao Name: Robert J. Fagerlund CommentsMy father, who recently passed away at the age of 95, always loved Gee Farms. It's a warm memory, riding out there with him and getting fresh fruit and vegetables. Name: James E. Staley CommentsWhile visiting another web site, I found the Gee Farms by accident. The place looks wonderful and I am going to visit real soon. Living in Ann Arbor, the location is not far from me. Name: Earl CommentsI bought some seed potatoes from you back in May the plants are over 2 ft high and they have already bloomed. after the blooms dropped we now are getting what looks like tiny potatoes where the blooms were. We've grown potatoes before and never had this before. should we top them now or just wait for the tops to dry up? Name: nick_delcad Commentshttp://roltrtrd.com/eltbovarr.html sitmonricr <a href="http://boccnavara.com/racelcelda.h errolbocal Name: Keith Gee CommentsI am of the Gee clan in East Jordan, MI and was told today that you are part of my family. Vale Gee is my grandfather....now 87....his father was Ray Gee.....his father was Earl Gee.... Name: Robert Morrisn CommentsHi I am looking for a yellow peonys. also looking for a tree that looks like it has Lilacs in the tree. I am planning to visit your shop and would like to know if I need to bring my Trailer. Thanks Robert Name: Colleen Gilton CommentsI LOVE YOUR STORE ALSO MARSHA IS MY MOM Name: bob w CommentsWould like to put a couple of trees into 2 foot high 18" round pots. They would be in front of our garage and would be on concrete all year long. The house/garage would afford some protection however, they would be exposed to the winter elements. Any suggestions? We could come in to look at your selection and bring one of the empty pots with us. Name: Terri Wright CommentsI looked for your site. I love the catalog but the perfect book would include pictures. Name: zoe Commentsyou have a wonderful website. but you need to be able to click on stuff!! Name: Sue Winterstein CommentsLots to look at have everything Name: Tim Eisengruber CommentsMy name is Tim Eisengruber and I have a worm farm in NE Indiana. A by-product of my worms is their "poop" called castings. This is a great organic soil amendment that university tests have shown improved plant growth in size, bloom qulaity and color of flowers. They also provide benficial nematodes and fungus control. The worms are fed a mixture of peat moss and 7 finely ground grains. The castings are then sifted so they are very pure and consistent in quality. I have a large quantity of castings currently available. If you would like more information you can email or give me a call at 260.927.9578. Thank you Tim Name: Bob Grisdale CommentsYou do a fantastic, fast and professional job, Thanks Mr. Gee Name: Chris&LindaWilkes CommentsHope to visit this spring! Name: Julie Glair CommentsWe love Gee Farms! You are great! Willing to answer questions, nice selection of products, personable employees. Thanks for being there. Name: Dani CommentsHi, found you from your commercial. Looked like a great place, was really confused as to your location. Did not know what town Bunker Hill rd was in. I had to google you, I think you are in Stockbridge? I'll have to come check you out. Do you carry hops roots and potato onions? Name: Jackie Harnois CommentsPlease assist me in advertising in newspapers, on bulletin boards, etc.: ''BEAUHARNAIS MIRROR HAS IMPORTANT PAPERS INSIDE THE FRAME OF THE MIRROR.'' THANK YOU. U R G E N T Name: Tanya Kilgore CommentsBest donuts around! Love your selection of bird feed, feeders and suet cakes. Looking forward to coming and buying my tomato plants and digging in the dirt! Name: Tanya Kilgore CommentsBest donuts around! Love your selection of bird feed, feeders and suet cakes. Looking forward to coming and buying my tomato plants and digging in the dirt! Name: KRISS LETARTE CommentsName: Bill and Mae Commentswe saw you on JTV too! Nice to see local business support each other. Loved it when you were on the Bart show - shared alot of good information. Hope to see you on again. Name: Grace CommentsI remembered your ads on JTV last year which made me come out to see you - I'll be back this spring - hope to see you on The Bart Hawley show again - very interesting. Name: James A Robertson CommentsMy wife and I have purchased a half dozen trees from Gee Farms over the past ten years. Our favorite is a Bergason's Ash (F. Pennsylvanica "Bergason's") that now towers over all but our 40+ year old Locust and Spruce trees. Like many other communities, the ash trees in our neighborhood south of Jackson have been decimated by the emerald ash borer. Ours is the only one left standing and I wonder if this particular variety of ash is resistant? It shows no signs of damage and we would appreciate any feedback you have had from others who have this particular variety of ash tree. Thanks. Name: Brenda Shcneider, PTO PRESIDENT CommentsOur pto is looking to have a fundraiser selling vouchers for either a geranimum, a hanging basket, or a flat of flowers. We were hoping that this might be something your business might be interested in? If we could buy at cost, then sell for 1-2 dollar profit, we assume that when people pick up their voucher item they will spend more money by looking at your merchandise, thus we both win. You get sales from additional purchases, we make a little money from selling the vouchers. Sound good???? Give me a call at Smith Elementary 517-851-7735 ext. 0. Thanks, Brenda Schneider, PTO President Name: River's End Gardens CommentsWow ... can't wait to come and visit. This is going to be great fun after this long, snowy winter. What a bright spot your nursery will be! Name: john farmer CommentsBusiness Name farmerjohnsorganicfertilizer.com Announcing John Farmer's Online Business! Dear friends and family, I'm excited to announce the grand opening of my new web site and online business. I hope to attract lots of visitors (and prospective customers), so I invite you to visit my site now to learn more! Please forward this email to anyone who might be interested, to help me spread the word. We are interested in selling you an organic fertilizer product manufactured out of bat guano. It is a blooming fertilizer. We will also have a high nitrogen fertilizer in the future. Contact us for pictures of our labels. Included on those are the N P K and our other numbers.. Prices on the website are retail only contact us for wholesale price. We also do custom orders on sizes of bottles. Our website is as follows: farmerjohnsorganicfertilizer.com We are offering a starter pack for $500.00 and we pay shipping to your door. Included in this package is: 2-24packs 1-2’x3’ color poster 1-2’x4’ riveted vinyl banner This is at a discounted price from our website as you will note. Any larger orders will be at wholesale pricing. Thank You John Farmer P.S. We are in the process of registering with the Michigan Dept. of Agriculture right now. Name: Kate CommentsName: Patricia Stimmel CommentsI saw your add in Conifer Quarterly. I would LOVE it if you guys would provide an online catalog with more details, pictures etc. Name: Susan (Bott) Gutek CommentsHello Gees! Happy Holiday's to all of you - especially Kary. Hope to visit you the next time I'm in Michigan. Great website and hope you have a fantastic 2009. Sincerely, Susan Name: Bob stewart CommentsKerry can you burn me the conifers from the east side of the arb. a have most of the west and center isles. I will get them back to you all ckeaned and pretty let me know what resolution you prefer mine are all swuare for faster loading on the web site Name: tracy gee CommentsName: Pierre A Grimes CommentsWe are a current customer. When we need trees and shrubs, we head for Gee Farms. Name: karen channell CommentsThe site for Gee's looks great. You must have been thinking as I was because a website appeared! I'd like to suggest to Kay (or someone out there) another portion for the beginning gardeners or those that tell me that they have no green thumb. I sent a series of pictures to friends of my flowers (and a few flowering weeds)--a hobby of mine, but several sent compliments, and said that they just didn't know what to do--their flowers never grew. "No green thumb." I'm thinking that just a "how to start" section would be helpful to people before they come to Gee's and are like kids in toy store--thrilled, but somewhat overwhelmed. Some email friends didn't even know that you go by amount of sun--impatiens in the shade; several others in the sun. Most don't know about simple things like companion planting (onions kept bugs off my peppers this year) or planting close enough so it is easy to water so they don't disappear in August. So that's my two cents and I'm sticking to it. Oh yeah--common names in photo gallery would also be nice and handy and motivating. I have lots of digitals of my flowers and they've fun for me--you put them in the right place and they stay there; wrong place, move them; they are quiet and never talk back; if they do well, fertilize and enjoy; do poorly, mulch 'em. Hmmm...too bad we can't do that with certain politicians. Thanks and again, great job. Karen Channell Name: Karen Commentsjust wondered how it looked! Bill did a nice job. Nice presentation and easy accessibility on the website. Excellent views of plant life. Name: Vera (Back) Ramsey CommentsI lived in Stockbridge area and former employee in 1984 You guys have really grown Nice website and memories too I remember making the doughnuts and serving ice cream and cooking dinner for everyone. I will stop by if ever in area. I am in Taylorville, Illinois now vera Name: Sharon Hamilton CommentsIt's a wonderful farm for all your nursery stock. Name: Barbara Ellis CommentsI have been looking for you guys! I tried to find you on my own once and got completely lost! That was last year. Now, with the website and looking over your map, I'm sure I'll be able to find my way. I'm excited. I've heard you have an awesome selection. Name: Julie Norton CommentsName: joanne daniels CommentsDo you still sell "Sweet & Hot " bread and butter pickles? Joanne Name: Ed Donaven CommentsName: Nancy Rollin CommentsYour selection is wonderful. Prices fair. On May 16th I purchased 7 trees. Since you couldn't deliver until the 26th and I wouldn't be home them, we had to schedule June 3rd. I came back to purchase 3 more items just before Memorial Day, and tagged all of my paid for purchases with my own waterproof tightly knotted tags with my name and 'SOLD'. At that time one item had already been taken by another customer. Your guys successfully delivered my order on the 3rd. When I went to plant the Purple Pony, I found that it wasn't the tree I had chosen CAREFULLY, my tags were cut off. This was switched by another unscrupulous person preferring my choice to what was left. The tree you replaced it with was not as big or as nice. I would not have paid $80 for it. Three branches were pruned off and it was not shaped as well. You could put metal tags similar to the ones used to tag deer - to be removed at the delivery location or upon loading onto customer's truck... and thereby thwart the dishonest, insensitive people who just take what they want. I will never buy trees again that I cannot take with me or have delivered immediately. Name: Pat Williams Commentscool site. Name: Pat Williams CommentsI liked your site. Name: Carolyn Rockafellow CommentsMy husband and I absolutely love visiting and buying things from Gee Farms. The vast selection of sizes and variety of trees and plantings is worth the drive. The people who work at Gee Farms are very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful and make the golf-cart rides to the back 40 loads of fun too. Everyone who stops at Gee Farms, should take the time to visit the sample garden, it is amazing. Can't wait to see what Gary Gee and his group will build next! Name: Sarah Rose CommentsI love your store. Do you happen to have a weeping mullberry tree, that doesn't produce fruit? Name: Josef Braeu CommentsHello.... Gary Handy mentioned your nursery... glad he did.. We have a specialty nursery in northern Minnesota... and carry similar trees and appear to share similar interests! Keep up the good work! Name: nesta best CommentsHELLO I WANNA SHARE A COOL SITE ABOUT ONLINE SHOPPING WITH YOU Name: Adriana McKelvey CommentsRichard Larson told me to take a look. He said I should come visit! Looks like you have great plants. Name: Kristie CommentsHi Kary and Kay! It's Kristie from Between The Lines. Looking forward to the weather getting a little warmer and coming out to see you! We have a few plants that we'll need to replace and we're coming to get them from you - of course! Name: Simon CommentsI am looking for sequoia cultivars either as root cutting, cuttings or saplings to be sent to the UK. Can you help? simontownley@yahoo.co.uk Name: Paul H. Schneider CommentsGary, Enjoyed meeting & talking with you at the Louisville ACS meeting. Hope I can get up to visit you folks one of these days. I put in a small order to Bob Stewart since we spoke & the plants I rec'd were very nice. Hope you & family have a great Holiday season. Best regards, Paul S. Name: Vincent Cheung CommentsSubject: Introduction of molded-pulp flowerpot Please be introduced that we are the manufacturer and exporter of molded-pulp products. One of our products is flower pot or nursery pot. The major advantage of it over the one made by plastic is its environmental friendliness as it is 100% biodegradable (or 100% paper made). Of course, it is water resistance that can be last for at least 6 months or even longer as per requirements. We do look forward to hearing from you, should you be interested in for more details. Name: Laura Hogue CommentsHi, I actually was dropping a note to Amanda Gee, we had biology together at MSU and I visited the farm way back in 1998! Someone at work mentioned Gee Farms today so I thought I would check to see how things were going. - Laura Hogue Name: John Metcalf CommentsGreetings: I am interested in transforming various pines and maples into Bonsai. I have an interest in Trident Maple (Acer Buergerianum), Japanese Black Pine(Pinus Thunbergii)& Japanese White Pine(Pinus Parviflora) & Japanese Red Pine(Pinus Densiflora). I would appreciate your comments as to which cultivar your experience has directed to the best Bonsai transformation. Also, when is the best time of the year to purchase these trees and transplant into Bonsai pots? What would be the shipping costs for sending these trees to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania? Thank you. Any additional feedback would be appreciated. John Metcalf (724)-935-8110 Name: tracy Commentsi was there this past weekend Name: tracy Commentshello, my name is Tracy gee .. and i emailed you in July, I am planning a trip down to your farm this weekend .. could you send me directions to the farm, i will be leaving from East Jordan... that is near Gaylord .. i sure do appreciate this .. I dont travel south of here very often.. thank you , also may I bring a camera to take photos to show my parents..? Tracy Gee Name: tracy gee Commentsi am from east jordan , mich. and my parents said there was a gee nursery farm in michigan , so.. i decided to look it up . i am going to try to make a vacation weekend and come to visit. my parents were not sure if there was any relation to us gee's here in east jordan. but i just thought this would be a relaxing place to enjoy and spend time at. thank you and hope to visit soon. tracy gee Name: Linda Gillis CommentsName: Mark Wilburn CommentsName: Karl Griffin CommentsActually, I found you many many years ago. I love the new shopping feature, although it is still more fun to browse through your green houses. Just attended your 2007 open house and had a great time! Plants and grounds look wonderful as always. Thanks for being there! Name: Richard Cousineau CommentsI am ready to start my landscape project and I have received prices from you. To get started with the plantings can I use a retail chemical to kill the grass in the area where I am going to be planting?? If so what product do I use and is there a waiting period before I can put new plants in the ground that has been chemically treated? Do you recommend chemically killing the grass or removing the grass with a sod cutter? Thank you Name: Rob Stevens CommentsName: Kate CommentsName: Amy CommentsDid you ever though to import biodegradable flowerpots? It is green and environmental protection and can degrade in a certain period Please contact me if you need more information about it Regards Amy Name: DON KAUFFMAN CommentsName: Jeff Laughton CommentsI ordered Cedrus deodara `Karl Fuchs` last spring and I`m considering an Abies concolor `Candicans` if it is grafted on concolor or something tolerant of heat and drought. I just want a 1 gallon plant. Thanks and God bless you and your family, as well as your employees! Name: Bob Lewis (Gardenscapes) CommentsNice website Name: Leah Johnk CommentsI have a coupon from the LSJ. I have a friend who wants to come with me to shop. Can she use my 30% off coupon, too. We only bought 1 paper! Thanks. Name: Sue Gibbons CommentsYour new building is very nice--I just stopped by this morning for my 1st 2007 purchase. Congrats on your new building and I look forward to many more years of garden shopping at your new store and greenhouses. Name: JOHN AND TAMMIE DRIGGS CommentsKay, Can you still get those great frozen peas I like? We will be stopping over some day to see your new buildings and see you. Love your web site. Saw your add in the noise newspaper. See you soon. Tammie Name: Kim Rolina CommentsA friend of mine in Ann Arbor had a retaining wall constructed by your group. I wanted to know if retaining walls are part of the services you offer, as well as drainage. We are at 734.663-7328. Kim Rolina Name: Roger Taylor CommentsIm looking for a red buckeye tree . Name: Molly Mason CommentsPlease say hi to Carrie, Kay and Mellory for me. Tell them my baby boys are huge: Henry just turned one and he's 30# and 33" and Elliot is 21# and 28.5"--- I'll be out to see them before the weather gets warm. I need to get some red-twigged dogwoods. What are the biggest ones you have in stock? Can they be successfully planted before they bloom this year? Dumb question?? What do they need for sun/water/soil? Thanks. Hope to see you all soon. Molly Name: Jeff Laughton CommentsI am looking for a few special plants to landscape my church. One is Cedrus libani stenocoma. I purchased a small Cedrus deodara Karl Fuchs last spring, but I can tell that people on Garden Web think I`m playing with fire. Perhaps I am. I want something that can of respectable size, but something that I can afford on a limited budget. I am also looking for some professional advice to make this landscape something really special. My plant collecting gets in the way of designing. Name: Mike CommentsMy greatest memories of Gee Farms were of having them fresh cooked donuts and the occasional ice-creme cone on the side. I'll never forget them pumpkin donuts. Wow, do I miss being back up your ways. Mike. Name: Coni Heimann CommentsMy husband and I will be coming out again to your site again this year with the Milford Garden Club. We plan to purchase many conifers this year. How may I download your 2007 format to see what you will have available? Also will be visiting Arrowhead Alpines and have seen in their catalogue the picea pungens walnut glen not. What is the difference from a regular walnut glen? Thank you for providing the country with such beautiful trees? Name: Ken Commentsok. Your catalog is not understandable at all. I have 250' of side yard I want to block the view on. How many pine trees and what kind should I get. How much do they cost. Name: Joshua Smith CommentsName: Mark Hawkins CommentsI first heard about you in the Arrowhead Alpines catalog. There was no way to be prepared for how awesome your selection is, let alone the arboreteum. Thanks to Mr. Gee for the tour. Also, you had the best corn of all time. See you in the Spring. Name: Jan Price CommentsHi Gary & Kay, It was almost like being home to check out your website.....very nice. Jan Price Name: Paul L. Crawley CommentsI have been trying to find a source for Cedrus libani stenocoma for quite some time. I started with a Google search, found your name and web address as a suggested source, and then downloaded your conifer list. Have had a hard time reading the small print, but managed. Although I'm in South Crolina now, I own my family farm in Pa. and would like to plant one or two cedars at my Pa. home. Haven't found smaller sizes yet, but I'll keep trying. Name: henk van kempen CommentsI am living in the Netherlands and I collect conifers I have 1700 cultivars on this moment. I see that you have many nice conifers and I will visit your nursery in the future if it is possible. Name: Jamie & Ellen Turek CommentsWe found you in Adrian Bloom's :Gardening With Conifers, and are very interested in your various cultivars of Weeping Blue Spruces. We are located in Grand Rapids, MI and plan to visit in spring. Name: Lou Nash CommentsI've been shopping up to your nursery in 2005, for hard to find plants. Name: Cody King CommentsHey yall! Hope you are doing well up in Michigan...Mississippi is great...a bit hot but great! Hope to see you again soon! Name: Jack Gee CommentsI am doing a family tree of the Gee's and I live in Las Vegas, Nv but am from East Jordan, MI.Our family came from Syracuse, New York into Michigan around Jackson, MI and then went to East Jordan, MI where 99 percent of these Gee's still live. I am just curious if we are related in some way. Jack Name: Debbie Gee CommentsHi I am a Gee from Michigan. We are in East jordan My brother in Las Vegas sent me your sight..... Name: Dawn Peterson CommentsWe are currently building a home on Bunkerhill, should be moving in in October, and anticipate needing guidance in planting trees and wild flower gardens. Name: Susan Hornfeld CommentsOur builder, AR Brower recommended that we come see you. Michigan Ability Partners is building an affordable housing project for homeless individuals and we are in need of landscaping material and design ideas to make our 10 unit apartment building especially beautiful, eliminating the "public housing" look. Our older projects for homeless vets, in Whitmore Lake, and Willow Pond in Ann Arbor, have been greatly enhanced by ambitious ongoing landscaping projects. We are hoping that your company will help us realize our goals in our new project. Name: John S Rankin CommentsI'm looking forward to visiting you in the very near future!! JR Name: Brian Frazzini CommentsMorning, just wanted to drop you a line and let you know I have placed a link from my site to yours. Thank You so much for everything. Brian Name: Sara Tanis CommentsWow! What an amazing place! I love your collection of weird and wonderful conifers! Thanks for making my trip to your farm an educational event! Name: Jane Montague CommentsIt would be nice to add a map and directions to Gee Farms on your website. I've heard so much about you thru family memebers but I've only visited once and need directions to get back to you! Name: Christine Peterson CommentsHi, I just wanted to say thank you for letting Brian Frazzini bring us out and letting him take our family pictures around your waterfall. They turned out great. Your property was the perfect back drop. Everyone that I showed them to asked about where they were taken and said how pretty it was. Thank You! Name: Amy Tuttle CommentsHave visited your nursery many times but didn't know you had a web site. Name: Susan Smith CommentsLoved your selection. More unique plants than I imagined. The staff is very informative, and give helpful suggestions. Name: Kristie Centilli CommentsI was checking out your ad on our website... making sure it's working properly! Have a great day! kristie Name: Barbara Bush CommentsName: Wendy Sullivan CommentsI visited your nursery last fall and was overwhelmed! I can't wait to come again this spring and fill up my Jeep with tons of plants again! Name: Harry (& Elnora) Wallin CommentsLooking for a dwarf forsythia among other things. Do you have any in stock? Your catalog looks old, dated 2004. What about a price range for the Forsythia, e.g. Courtasol variety? We bought 2 metasequoia from you, and one succumbed to drought, but the other is growing very well. Name: mary singer Commentshave shopped for several years, definitely worth the drive from livonia. Name: maryann jasper Commentsi visited your place last summer,and loved it. i plan to come back in may Name: Karen Veve CommentsLaura Bowman, arborist, recommended you to me! You have an interesting selection of uncommon plants. Can't wait to see pictures too. Name: Antonia Ochoa CommentsI look forward to becoming aquainted with your company. I live nearby and finally got directions. see you soon. Name: gene Bare Commentssaw your ad in the conifer society quarterly Name: Bob Parks CommentsI have bought from you for several years now. All the plants have done well. Name: Gwenn CommentsWow! I grew up in Leslie and we would come by Gee Farms for ice cream and browsing as a family. I haven't visited you all in years, but I thought I should. Just tried to find your phone number on the 'net and I found this incredible website. Very nice! Can't wait to stop by again. Name: Dillip Monty CommentsWell, this is Monty, How is Carrie? I am wondering if she has manged to get me the black birch? DKM Mount Pleasant 989-772-7207 Name: treva wilson CommentsI'm looking for a good picture of an umbrella catalpa tree, I'm wanting to put one in my frount yard ,but I want to see it first. My sister had one in her yard and I've wanted one ever sence I saw hers. can you send me some pictures. thank you Treva Wilson Name: Barbara Lea CommentsI grew up in Michigan. My parents got me hooked on your Hot & Sweet Cucumber Chip pickles. I've been living out west for 20 years and each summer I drive out to pick up pickles. Now I have so many people hooked on them out here in Wyoming and Colorado that we'd like someone out here to carry them. Can you help? Name: Frank Johnson CommentsGood Service Name: Terry Hanlon CommentsI'd Like to look into purchasing (2)Quercus Robur 'Purpurea' and if ever available again Q.palurtris 'variegata'.Do you sell mail order? What are you shipping & handling costs? How do i place order,Visa? Name: John C. & Leslie Grannell CommentsI'm looking for the following...do you have? Pardon my crappy spelling. Hamamelis "Christmas Cheer" and "Lombard's Weeping" Disanthus cercidifolius Larix "ogon" Dwarf maples "Orangeola", "Red Filigree Lace", "Green Hornet" (dissectum) We recently lost a purple-leaved weeping birch, I have no record of the cultivar name, but would you have something similar ?? It's been a couple of years since we've been to the nursery, maybe next year... John G Name: John C. Eichholz CommentsI purchased a dwarf Moss Cypress (Cham.pis.'Squarrosa Minima') at Bordine's Nursery(Clarkston). When i went back to buy another they were completely sold out and recommend that i contact you folks to see if you had any in stock. Name: Nick Moore CommentsHello Kay, Gary, Kary, and the rest of the Gees. Just sitting here in the barracks at the Academy bored on a Saturday night. Hope the summer porved profitable and you all have a successful haunted house this year. Hopefully the trees i planted last June are still growing strong! Name: Vivienne Krater CommentsWe plan on making our first visit today. Can't wait to see your place !!! Name: Russ Bush CommentsWow! I am very impressed. Your nursery is so big. I enjoyed visiting, and cannot wait to see the tree I purchased bloom next year. I look forward to browsing the nursery next year. Thank you. Sincerely, Russ Bush Name: Roberta Johnson Commentsfound your ad in coupon clipper, hope to come out soon. from Dimondale. Name: Curtis Hunt MD CommentsI bought some nice stuff last year while visiting friends in Jackson. I am starting to collect conifers and really learning alot touring your grounds. Keep up the good work! Name: nic fowler CommentsLooking to add a few trees to our yard this fall. Looking at a few Maples and spruce trees. Thanks Nic & Sara Fowler 2 or 3 Maples, we currently have a golden Maple and we would like to add a Autmn color maple and a krimsin king mapple and possibly a regular maple.. Name: Julie Palacios CommentsMy husband and I drove from Lansing to visit your farm on Saturday May 3. We bought sweet corn- that was many days old!!! green onions- that were mush!!! avocoda- that were black inside OLD!! tortillas-dated for the next day OLD two tomatos,garlic. Yes I guess we should have been paying more attention to the date and the look of the food, but who would have thought you would sell something that old. We were very disapointed in the food we brought from you, to say the least we will not be returning. What a shame!!! If it had been worth the drive we would have been back!!!??? Gilbert and Julie Name: Mary Jo Stewart CommentsCan you email me with the answer: when and if you will have the Harry Lauder Walking Stick in? I am very in-terested in this! Thank you, MJ Stewart Name: Amy O'Dell CommentsYou guys have great Ice Cream!!!
Name: Carol McDonnell CommentsExcited to be returning and buying most of the plants in landscape design for our new home. We found your staff to be not only very helpful but friendly! Name: Mike Kirby CommentsI'm a new grower just starting out looking for a few stock plants and some specimen plants to offer for sale to my customers. Do you offer any discounts and who should I contact when I come out to the nursery? Name: Rollin Taylor CommentsI enjoyed the site, and found that there are alot of plants, and trees available. Although, I would have liked to have been able to see a picture of the item that is being described. Name: Laura Vipond CommentsYou seem to have a great selection. We are just starting to begin our landscaping. We have 6 acres and are going to need trees, shrubs, fruit trees and bushes, perinials,etc. Naturally we will have to do a little at a time. We have sandy loam soil, with allot of rocks. Perhaps you could suggest some types of the above plants that would work well in our area, we also have sunny and part sunny areas on our land. thank you! Name: Karen Taylor CommentsCarrie, My husband Jim and I had such a good time visiting Gee Farm! The spruces look great and the falling leaf fountain is perfect. We will be back with friends later this summer. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. I'm still in awe of just how much you know! The rest of the staff was great too. We didn't even make it to the arboretum.....next time. Sincerely, Karen Taylor Name: Willard Strullmyer CommentsAm looking for a Purple Glory Dogwood. Please send info, size, price, bare root or balled, etc. Would it be best planted fall or spring? Name: Linda Pilnicki CommentsRecommended by Dennis Groh Name: Olivia Kay CommentsThis is a wonderful site, thanks for all the work to make it what it is :) O. Kay Name: Susan Parcheta CommentsHeard about the email newsletter at the Gee Farm counter today...please add my name to your list Susan Parcheta 10455 Roberts Road Gregory, MI 48137 Thanks, we've been coming to Gee Farm for many years... Name: David Williams CommentsHi, I see from your catalogue that you have some Parrotia Perisca Vanessa, at 1.75 caliper. I need a matched pair. Can you tell me how tall the trees are, how much they cost, and whether it's possible to truck-ship them down here to Bloomington, Indiana? Also, do you have a pair that would make a good match? Thanks, David Williams Name: Tanya Cunningham CommentsI grew up in Michigan and Gee Farms was always a favorite place to visit for me. The donuts are the best! When I think of summer, I think of Gee Farms! Name: Vivienne Krater CommentsI can't wait to come out and visit!!! Name: andy sheufelt CommentsDear Kerry, I have a question bark splitting. My beautiful Shawnee Brave Cypress has a small 3-4 in. slit about 6 feet up on the trunk. I've read not to treat it with any kind of tree wound dressing(tar, paint,etc..,). The article said that I need to cut off the bark 1/2 in. on either side and LEAVE IT ALONE. Of course, I want to intervene. Any suggestions? Also, I was serious about working for you guys. Could I work part-time starting this year? I wouldn't need many hours to start. You know, filling in or whatever. I would love to get some experience. By my frequent flyer miles, you know my passion. Anyway, I'd like to talk to at length about employment. Thanks. Sincerely, Andrew P.Sheufelt Name: Lisa Mueller CommentsI've visited once from the Grand Ledge area. It was a pleasure to walk your grounds. I was fortunate to purchase on clearance three grafted evergreens (unnamed) that needed some TLC and potted them three years ago. They look wonderful still and I simply adore them. Am interested in visiting again soon to find similar bargins on similar trees. If you have any that need a little TLC and time, please let me know. Thank you so much! Lisa Name: Michael Wharton CommentsI apologize but I am searching and searching for a source for Acer saccharum Newton Sentry and didn't know if you could steer me in the right direction since I assume you are wholesale and I am only looking for one plant. Anyway if you know of any retail sources it would be much appreciated. Sincerely Michael Wharton....Thank you for your time, in advance. Name: Peter Phelps CommentsAre your hostas available for the 2005 season? What varieties do you carry? If I were to purchase three large and five or six medium-sized hostas, what 'unusual' varieties would you recommend? Have you still a wide selection of hostas? (May 10, 2005) Thank you. Peter Phelps Battle Creek, MI Name: Patricia Bailey CommentsI hope to make my way to your place tomorrow, May 6th. Am really looking forward to the visit. Name: Diana J. Shepherd CommentsI was there a few years ago and again last year. I am still looking for some help in landscaping around my deck with something with a height of 6" to 8" and isn't bothered by japenese beetles, and also a couple of weeping cypress to add in my front landscaping. Thanks, Diana Name: colleen koviak Commentsdo you have: 1. october glory maples 2. shademaster locust trees? thanks, colleen koviak Name: Steve White CommentsMy wife and I are looking for a recommendation for a nice accent tree to be placed between our bluestone patio and stone stairway in the back of our home. Due to a fairly limited space we would like a tree that grows with a fairly narrow habit. White spring flowers, brilliant fall color, and winter interest would also be nice. Thank you. Name: norb bauer Commentshave been to your place many of times. Name: Ila DeMarco CommentsI grew up near Gee Farms and went there often. I was suprisingly pleased to find that there is a website now that I live so far away. Name: Dana Costello CommentsBest wishes from: LawnCafe.com Name: Agnes Wijks CommentsI was looking for orchids an so I came on your.I will visit it an other time and spend more time on it. So it was an interresting side. Agnes. Name: bill Commentsthank you for your wide selection Name: Tim Winfield CommentsGot your name out of the ACS 'Conifer Quarterly'. Name: Peter Phelps CommentsI have recently begun to plant hostas in my garden in Battle Creek and > have been pleased with my early results. However, I have not been > able to locate many varieties or large size plants. What size plants > do you sell? Are they bare roots or have you some of reasonable size > that can be planted without having to wait three or four years for > them to 'fill in?' > > What varieties that are not the 'run of the mill' do you recommend? > How early in the spring is it safe to begin planting hostas? Do you > sell plants to the walk-in customer? When do you open for business > to the public? > > Thank you. > > Peter Phelps > Battle Creek, MI 49017 Name: Maggie Luke CommentsI've shopped at your nursery years ago and spoke with David Ritcher recently. I am looking for a small or dwarf spruce tree to plant next to my house on the shade side so the birds can hide or get shelter in the winter while they eat. David recommended your nursery. I live in a manufactured home park so it can't get too big or tall. I would appreciate any suggestions. Name: Tanis Costa CommentsHello, looks like a great opperation you guys have. I was wondering if you could help me out. I am having a hard time finding someone that offers weeping atlas cedars and weeping alaskan cedars seedlings and small transplants for wholesale quantities and prices. Do you guys have them and or would you know who might? please send response to tcosta83@comcast.net thank you Name: Andy Sheufelt CommentsDear Kerry/Kay, Just thought I'd say. Tall guy, loud voice, big nose, and lover of Kentucky Coffeetrees. Actually, I've been thinking about getting out of the teaching business in the near future and going into horticulture. I was wondering what nurseries require as far as education goes? I undertstand that Lansign Comm. Coll has a 2 year program. Would this suffice or would a 4 year degree be needed? Finally, I don't want you to think that this is some shameless plea to work for you. Don't get me wrong, you know I love it there(OBVIOUSLY!). Just thought I'd ask someone with the knowledge and familiarity of the business. Hope all is going well and that you had a great Christmas. May your New Year be blessed. Take care. Andy Sheufelt Okemos, Mi Name: wendy bender CommentsYour place was mentioned in a the Women's Farm & Garden Club events. I am the event planner for the Sparta Garden Club (MI). I was wondering if you offer tours of your facility and/or seminars? Please email me with any information. We would be very interested in visiting your facility! Name: Lesley Kovacs CommentsHi, I am looking for a landscape designer who will transfer my tired front yard into punch and pizzazz. Like that TV show from HGTV Curb Appeal. Last fall we visited your nursery for the first time and loved it! We bought a cornilius cherry (sp) and the people we delt with were personable, friendly and spent time with us. Call me at 882-0708 thanks Lesley Kovacs Name: Greg Benson CommentsLooking for reasonably priced Korean stewartia I could have shipped to plant in spring here in Delaware, Ohio Name: Ron Mizer Commentswe will be visiting you this week. Name: Elmer Dustman CommentsI met Gary and Kay at the NE Regional meeting at Rochester NY. I have a question about a Larix leptolepsis that is in Higland Park with the cultivar name of 'Dervaes' Can you tell me anything about this named cultivar? Elmer Name: Joseph E Kettle Commentswas looking for pumpkins had no idea that you were there , nice to find someone close to fill all my lanscaping needs Name: Steve CommentsA very nice flash effect. Name: Mary Ann Mast CommentsI have recently become very interested in conifers. I never realized how colorful and varied in form they could be...as well as adding interest to the garden in the middle of winter. I may just have to come up there for a visit!! Thanks! Name: Diana J. Shepherd CommentsName: Diana J. Shepherd Commentsyour web site is beautiful. I hope to visit soon. I need to replace 12 Buckhorn bushes around my deck with something that does NOT attract Japanese beetles. I am not sure what yet, but hopefully I can fine something to add a little privacy since I live by a golf course. Name: Richard Jansen CommentsMessage for Carrie. The mailing address for the Troop 779 treasurer is Onondaga, not Leslie. Name: bev helbing Commentsdwarf conifers are my passion and you have a great selection. Name: tramadol Commentsa really great homepage! i'm a big fan of your stuff although i'm just 16! Name: Katy Derezinski CommentsI'll be stopping by this month to pick up a serviceberry, a dogwood, a japenese maple, korean boxwood, hostas, etc. Name: Katherine Wilson CommentsBoy are you hard to find! But worth the effort. Looking forward to our annual visit. Name: reta dodd CommentsFound you in the Michigan Gardener Magazine Name: shelly schultz Commentswould like to come visit.looking for unusual hostas. Name: Barbara Kowalk CommentsLovely, easy to use site. Makes me want to come see you tomorrow! Name: Sherry Steele CommentsA Google search led me to "Acer circinatum 'Pacific Fire'", which led me to your site. I was particularly drawn to it because my gr-gr-grandmother's maiden name was Emily Parks Gee. She was from a large family of Gee's from Delaware County, NY, before 1800 (and after that, of course). Not only am I a student of landscape design at a nearby community college, but also heavily involved in the genealogical community here in Seattle, WA. I would love to hear from anyone there who might be able to tell me more about the maple I mentioned, but also about their GEE family! Thanks, Sherry Name: Charles J Sohr CommentsGood Morning, I plant to visit you on the 9 or 10 of July and am interested in purchasing a Magnolia 'Rustica Rubra' I have viewed your 2004 catalog on line for the listing. I don't understand the listing of one size as 2v-in. Will you have Rustica available when I visit? Do you ship? I live in Oshkosh WI. Also please provide me with pricing for the two listed in the on-line catalog. Thank You. Charles J Sohr 1639 Oregon Street Oshkosh WI 54902 cbsohr@milwpc.com Name: Charles J Sohr CommentsGood Morning, I plant to visit you on the 9 or 10 of July and am interested in purchasing a Magnolia 'Rustica Rubra' I have viewed your 2004 catalog on line for the listing. I don't understand the listing of one size as 2v-in. Will you have Rustica available when I visit? Do you ship? I live in Oshkosh WI. Also please provide me with pricing for the two listed in the on-line catalog. Thank You. Charles J Sohr 1639 Oregon Street Oshkosh WI 54902 cbsohr@milwpc.com
Name: Angela Comstock CommentsPlease put me on a mailing list of some sort. Either e-mail or regular mail. I would love to receive info from Gee Farms! Thank you! Name: William Stewart CommentsJust visited your nursery and bought a weeping larch. I was very pleased with the large selection of plants and trees you have and how helpful all the staff was. I will recomend your nursery to anyone who asks. Look forward to my next visit. Name: Lois Goulet Federau CommentsName: Patricia H. Stevenson CommentsFound a reference to your nursery in "Gardening with Conifers" by Adrian Bloom. Name: Pamela Tasker CommentsI can't wait to come for the first time! Name: Kristy Dunn CommentsName: Rotimi Williams CommentsI tried to find a way to purchase one of your trees today, and was astounded by the lack of enthusiasm I was shown! Even if you do not have the tree in the size I want, or don't think you are able to ship it to me, it would have been great customer service, or a good source of word-of-mouth advertising, if your reps acted as if they were concerned in the slightest that I find the tree "somewhere", if not with you. Last month I thought nothing of travelling to Wisconsin to pick up a tree I could not get here in Kansas City, and would have done the same if I had to, with you. However, I got the sense I was a bother with my questions, and never got that far. Maybe just an off day, but that is the impression I am left with and I'll take my money to someone who wants it now, or in the future, by impressing this customer with their customer service skills. Good Day. Rotimi Williams Name: amonra Commentsthis is very cool i love the graphic Name: CommentsI am desperately looking for this tree: Cornus officinalis 'Morris Arboreteum' Japanese Cornel Dogwood. I don't see it on the web catalog. I there any chance that you could purchase some for next year? I saw them at the Philadelphia Flower Show and fell in love. They are much like Cornus Mas but said to be far more outstanding, especially since the bloom color is yellow. If it's not possible, I will widen my search out of the state. Maybe they aren't hardy is Michigan, but a source says hardy in zones 2-7 and that surely would be us. Will wait for a response. Name: Laurie Hendershot CommentsWe built a new home a few years ago and have been slowly planting grass and trying to do some landscaping. We would love to add some trees. We've been asking around for a good place to shop, and a co-worker mentioned you. After visiting your web site, we are definitely planning a drive to your location! Name: Vin Bonafede CommentsDo you do mail order. I am located in New York. Name: Robert Savitsky CommentsI collect conifers. Principally dwarf and miniature. Heard you had a lot of hard to find ones. Don't know if you do mail order. Name: Joan Repchik CommentsThank you for the information on hosta growing. Very informative. Name: Robert Bryant CommentsYou have a very good web site for information. I will be at your location on May 1 with other club members from 4-season bonsai club with my list in my hand mostly for weeping varities such as Cercidiphyllum Japonicum 'Pendula and Malus 'Red Jade". Name: Amanda CommentsHello, I just wanted to say that you have a very nice website. I am from Stockbridge and I was surprised to see that you had such an extensive site. I just had a question. I was hoping to get a pot planted for Mother's Day and was curious about prices? I could provide my own pot or buy one from you. I was looking for a pretty big one...a foot or so tall, fairly big and round...that included flowers that would kind of grow down the side and some that would stand up in the middle too. If you could email me back with prices, I would really appreciate it. I also sent an email to your webmaster with a picture of a pot I had previously. Thank-you, Amanda Name: Ed Ponagai CommentsDo you sell peat, I need about 1 yrd. that I can pick up? Name: Earl Miller CommentsFOUND THRU ARTICAL IN DETROIT FREE PRESS Name: kathy parker CommentsWill you please mail me a catalog. Thank you. Parker & Sons 5827 Superior Brighton, Mi. 48116 Name: Sean Rosekrans CommentsI am looking for minature trees to go with my garden railroad. Name: LENORA GRIFFITH CommentsName: linda holder CommentsI've been a short time customer of yours for two season and I recemend everyone to you Name: linda holder CommentsName: Judi DesRosiers CommentsHave been a customer of yours for 2 yrs. Looking forward to purchaseing additional plants/shrubs/trees this year. The new site is really great! Name: Charles J Sohr CommentsHi, Plan to visit in the spring. I am interested in the following: Malus Scarlet Brandywine Paul's Scarlet Horthorn Magnolia Rustica Rubra Will these be available and when, also provide size and price. Thank You and Happy Easter Charles J Sohr cbsohr@milwpc.com Name: Deborah Williams CommentsThanks for having an informative and useful site. I'm looking forward to the new catalog! Name: Mavis Beals CommentsI love Gee Farms. This web site is fantastic! Keep up the good work! Name: Jon Swanson CommentsI have found Gee farms to have one of the best and most extensive inventories of native Michigan plants and varieties that thrive in Michigan available in the state. I am grateful that it is so close at hand. Name: J. Hanger CommentsI am looking for a wisteria that supposedly has up to 3' white racemes of flowers. Your longissima only list 15" flower clusters. Is there such a *beast*? Thanx, Jim in Virginia Name: Elizabeth Hardin CommentsI would like to receive a catalog as soon as possible (hardcopy). Please send to: Elizabeth Hardin 1107 N. 18 Street Superior, WI 54880 Thank you. Name: Kristie Centilli CommentsHi Kary and Kay! I'm so sad to say that we had an ash tree in our front yard - the city of Ann Arbor came to cut it down a few months ago and now Susie and I are looking for something to replace it. I'm looking forward to hopefully seeing you sometime next week - and CONGRATULATIONS on winning BEST NURSERY in the BTL's 'Best of' issue!!! You deserve it! Name: Scott Freiburger CommentsLook foward to working this Spring and Summer. Scott Name: Marie Willis CommentsYou seem to me to be a fabulous source for conifers. Name: Michael G. Davis CommentsName: david anderson CommentsI'm looking for Carpinus Japonica, Cordata, Coreana Do you ship, I'm in Oak Park, IL just outside of Chicago. Maybe I could pick them up? I didn't see any prices on your catalog pages. Name: Craig Tapley CommentsI wanted to plant many trees on my property this year. Who would I talk to about tree discounts and planting rate discounts? Mr Tapley Name: John Fedosky CommentsHi, Kary! I saw on the home page that you don't answer email in spring and summer, but do you in winter??? I'm wondering if Gary has any Pinus parviflora 'Bergman' ordered for this year, and if so, in what sizes and prices? If you DO answer in the winter, THANK YOU!! John Name: Bogusław Kaczmarek CommentsHave you got any representatives in Poland? Name: Maurice Lefford CommentsWould be interested in purchasing a Betula nigra 'Fox Company', and a Stewartia pseudocamellia in the Spring. Please let me know when you have them in stock and ready to plant. Thank you. Name: Carolyn Diamond CommentsName: Janet R.Brezen CommentsAttended lecture by Charlotte Harris at Fernwood Botanical Gardens, on Conifers. Your Nursery was given as a good place to obtain plants. Would like to receive a 2004 catalogue to view your listings before visiting in the spring. Name: j h nelson Commentssend price list and avialability price list to: JH NELSON P.O. Box 23 Tecumseh, KS 66542-0023 Thanks Name: Cindy Andreatos CommentsHappy New Year Name: Cindy Andreatos CommentsPlease call me Toll Free 877-473-3363 ext 219 Name: Chris Ware CommentsHappy New Year
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