Salvia divinorum Scotland - Latest Details ~ Availability and Prices of Plants

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Availability:

Plants: I have some nice plants in stock just at the moment. However, please note that my last day dealing with queries this year (2008) will be Friday 5th December; after that it will be into the New Year 2009 before I'm able to send plants again.
Dried Leaf:

For a limited period (while stocks last) I can offer samples of dried leaf risk free to UK enquirers [...more info]
I can also send inexpensive 'almost' free trial size dried leaf samples to EU enquirers [... more info]
Note however that I do not have larger quantities of dried leaf for sale.
- See also answer to question 'Do you sell dried leaf?'^>
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Cuttings: I will have no unrooted cuttings available for the foreseeable future [...more info]

Plant Prices:

£30 ( 38)* per plant for fully soil rooted plants, which are about 30cm high, in 10cm diameter pots.
Special Offer: Two plants (as described above) for £50 ( 60)*.

Here are some more pictures^>, including 30cm high plants in 10cm pots.

Packages will usually be sent by recorded delivery unless you request otherwise [...]^{^}
The prices above include the postage and packing, i.e. there is nothing to add for this when sending to UK or EU.

Contact Me: Send me an e-mail for further information regarding my address and payment details.

UK Payment Options include Cheque, Bank Transfer, Debit Card or Credit Card (via NoChex)

[... check this pop-up link for more on UK payment options]^{^} then send me an e-mail.
Once you've checked plant availability, for payment, or if you'd simply like to donate (it will work for both) Nochex charge you (the ‘buyer’) nothing to send money. They charge me (the ‘seller’) a flat amount (20p) in addition to their commission percentages. Their percentages aren’t prohibitive, but their flat 20p charge will obviously have a disproportionate impact on smaller ‘donations’. ^-< then you can use Nochex

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Sending Overseas:
See above link for more information, including selected language translation facilities.
* I accept euros. Guideline euro prices are quoted. Check the link for more details on overseas payment.

US enquirers should check suppliers such as Salvia Supply^> or Salvia Light^> on the US Suppliers page^>
Salvia divinorum Scotland welcomes further enquiries from the latest EU countries Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Cyprus and Malta, many to which I have already sent salvia plants. -<

Extra Goodies

As well as a sample of dried leaf, live plant orders are also accompanied by a CD-R containing Salvia related video material. The format is XviD, for play via your computer's media player(s). The Salvia CD is available separately, if you don't want to buy a plant (or want to see the video first). Other video material and formats are also available (films about other plants and the option of DVD video format). Check this Video Material^> link for more information. -<

Sales Pitch:
My Salvia divinorum plants are of a good size (as suggested above and e.g. rather than simply small clippings from fresh shoots at the crown of the plant). They are fully rooted within the soil in their pots. This will help make for robust and healthy plants once they get going.

You may find that other suppliers are not as particular. Some sellers advertise 'live rooted plants' when they should really say 'live rooted cuttings' - because you'll just get cuttings in a plastic bag . These may well have roots, but they are hardly established plants.

I've seen others advertising 'mothers' which on closer inspection you'll find are only young plants. Well, these may be better established than 'plants' that are actually cuttings, but that's not the definition of 'mother' I would use. Check the sizes and you'll find many of these more expensive 'mother' plants are actually smaller than mine.

If you are considering getting your Salvia plants / cuttings elsewhere, I'd recommend trying to get an idea of the size and how well rooted they are beforehand. Don't be mislead by sly marketing. -<

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Calling in Person:
As a result of unwanted media attention ( Sunday Mail's story of 6th February 2005 ) I will not be able to see personal callers at my address for the meantime.

For personal callers the price of plants is basically the same as through the post, but I usually have a few plants in that will slightly exceed the size for posting, (e.g. I may have a few in 12cm pots) so it's worth checking and dropping by if you can. I am based near the centre of Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Limitations:

Plants have been mainly sold in the UK and EU but are not strictly limited so, I have also sent plants further overseas. If you are interested check the link: Sending Overseas...
Any general questions or thoughts about Salvia, other plant allies, or anything related are welcomed worldwide.

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I'll appreciate any feedback keeping me informed as to how you're getting on with your plants.

As well as checking out the rest of the web-site (incl. disclaimer^{^}) , check the latest version of this page (refresh it) for the latest information just before you send me an enquiry. I recommend you do this since I may not have plants available, or be going on holiday, or changing the prices, whatever, the latest information will be here.

This page was last updated on Sunday, 30 November 2008 14:08 GMT