Found this source for 4 packs today

barbamWY · March 20, 2014

If you use 4 packs to sell seedlings this might be helpful.
http://mcconkeyco.com/collections/cl...eid=3e6c4669ad

804 True 1020 Insert (Case of 150) for $24.50. This looks like a good price.

I wish I could figure out how to post the picture.
Barb

Wi-sunflower · March 21, 2014

That looks way too good to be true.

For 1 thing I've never seen a "case" of any kind of inserts in a 150. They are always 100 or 50.

For another thing, the price was too good even at the old price of 44.62, let alone 24.50. Even if they are a discontinued size as I think they are. With the price of oil right now flats and inserts are high. I just got a case of 100 1801s on Wednesday from my local supplier and it was $71.

As much as I like a deal, something about that just doesn't seem right.

Carol

barbamWY · March 21, 2014

I believe they manufacture their own products. I just received a case of 4 inch deep pots and only paid $80.86 for a case of 1375 pots. They were light weight but serve my needs. They were stamped McConkey on the bottom. I suppose they can determine a case to be whatever size if they are manufacturing and not just distributing. I was very happy with my purchase and now receive notifications of specials via e mail so thought I would pass it on.

ginger2778 · March 21, 2014

Must be an awful lot of Tomatovillians there, we overloaded their system!

Marsha

huntoften · March 21, 2014

Shipping was $85 for 4 cases...PASS!!!

chiefbeaz · March 23, 2014

$40.00 shipping for 1 case, pass also

barbamWY · March 23, 2014

It looks like shipping depends how close they are to you. They are located in Washington state. I ordered a large box of 4 inch deep pots containing 1375 pots and paid 23.00 shipping on $80.00 and that was a heavy box. But this does seem high on 4 packs. Sorry I should not of posted without a disclaimer depending on where you live. A case of 150 with shipping is $54.00 for me and a case of 100 with shipping is $70.00 at Greenhouse Mega Store.

strax · March 23, 2014

and greenhousemega store has switched manufactures to T O plastics, which are flimsy and sometimes very oily. unlike the inserts from landmark plastics they used to sell, which were good quality.

epsilon · March 24, 2014

This is still a good lead. It gave me an option for free will call pickup in garden grove.
And those 3 in are the size that I like to grow to before planting out

Thanks

clkeiper · March 27, 2014

If you live my direction or within driving distance and like a nce country drive to or through Amish country... There is a supplier in Fredricksburg Ohio that is Amish owned (so no phone or internet...sorry, you have to write for a catalog) But their dillen inserts run 45.95 per 100 case. sizes 1201, 1206, 806, 1204, 1203,804, 1202 and 1801's. Lightweight flats are 21.95/50 and heavy duty flats are 87.50/100. This is the 10 1/2 x 21" size, not the true 10x20

yoders produce
9599 S. Applecreek Rd
Fredricksburg, Oh 44627

moon1234 · May 15, 2014

Nolt's is still the cheapest I have been able to find most of my supplies:

http://www.noltsproducesupplies.net/

Prices and skus are usually identical for Nolt's Midwest produce supplies in Iowa. They always have good shipping rates, are honest and fast. Amish as well.

March 20, 2014	#1
barbamWY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: North West Wyoming Posts: 466	Found this source for 4 packs today If you use 4 packs to sell seedlings this might be helpful. http://mcconkeyco.com/collections/cl...eid=3e6c4669ad 804 True 1020 Insert (Case of 150) for $24.50. This looks like a good price. I wish I could figure out how to post the picture. Barb

March 21, 2014	#4
ginger2778 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Plantation, Florida zone 10 Posts: 9,283	Website temporarily down Must be an awful lot of Tomatovillians there, we overloaded their system! Marsha

March 21, 2014	#5
huntoften Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Kansas CIty Posts: 560	Shipping was $85 for 4 cases...PASS!!! __________________ Kansas City, Missouri Zone 5b/6a

March 23, 2014	#7
barbamWY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: North West Wyoming Posts: 466	It looks like shipping depends how close they are to you. They are located in Washington state. I ordered a large box of 4 inch deep pots containing 1375 pots and paid 23.00 shipping on $80.00 and that was a heavy box. But this does seem high on 4 packs. Sorry I should not of posted without a disclaimer depending on where you live. A case of 150 with shipping is $54.00 for me and a case of 100 with shipping is $70.00 at Greenhouse Mega Store. Last edited by barbamWY; March 23, 2014 at 10:56 AM. Reason: additional info

March 27, 2014	#10
clkeiper Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: ohio Posts: 4,350	If you live my direction or within driving distance and like a nce country drive to or through Amish country... There is a supplier in Fredricksburg Ohio that is Amish owned (so no phone or internet...sorry, you have to write for a catalog) But their dillen inserts run 45.95 per 100 case. sizes 1201, 1206, 806, 1204, 1203,804, 1202 and 1801's. Lightweight flats are 21.95/50 and heavy duty flats are 87.50/100. This is the 10 1/2 x 21" size, not the true 10x20 yoders produce 9599 S. Applecreek Rd Fredricksburg, Oh 44627 __________________ carolyn k

March 21, 2014	#2
Wi-sunflower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 2,591	That looks way too good to be true. For 1 thing I've never seen a "case" of any kind of inserts in a 150. They are always 100 or 50. For another thing, the price was too good even at the old price of 44.62, let alone 24.50. Even if they are a discontinued size as I think they are. With the price of oil right now flats and inserts are high. I just got a case of 100 1801s on Wednesday from my local supplier and it was $71. As much as I like a deal, something about that just doesn't seem right. Carol

March 23, 2014	#6
chiefbeaz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Middle, TN Posts: 271	$40.00 shipping for 1 case, pass also

March 23, 2014	#8
strax Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: z5 Posts: 146	and greenhousemega store has switched manufactures to T O plastics, which are flimsy and sometimes very oily. unlike the inserts from landmark plastics they used to sell, which were good quality.

March 24, 2014	#9
epsilon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Desert CA Posts: 400	This is still a good lead. It gave me an option for free will call pickup in garden grove. And those 3 in are the size that I like to grow to before planting out Thanks

May 15, 2014	#11
moon1234 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 54	Nolt's is still the cheapest I have been able to find most of my supplies: http://www.noltsproducesupplies.net/ Prices and skus are usually identical for Nolt's Midwest produce supplies in Iowa. They always have good shipping rates, are honest and fast. Amish as well.