Hello!

I didn't know where to post my comment about the plants sold in M GARDEN. I'm a big gardening fan, and a good connoisseur of ornamental plants. First of all, I'd like to salute the choice of plants on offer, which has grown considerably. Well done!

However, I find it extremely regrettable that plants such as hydrangeas ( hydrangea macrophylla) are on sale without any indication of the name of the variety. There are perhaps 1,000 varieties of hydrangea macrophylla in ball form: some of them grow to a height of just 40 cm, while others can reach up to 3 m. Some varieties can change color (from pink to blue) depending on whether the soil is rich in alumina and has an acid pH. So how come you can buy a "mixed hydrangea": it doesn't mean a thing! it's almost certain that your grower will be able to specify the name of the variety!

The example I gave you for hydrangeas applies to many of the plants you sell. These indications are useful for the enlightened amateur, but also for those who want to know which plant they are buying and its characteristics.

Thank you for taking my comments into account, and congratulations on your assortment.