Greenline Delivery Times

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I know its probably on the website but i havent seen it. How long does it take from when the ordr is placed from plants to arrive to your door from greenline? Does anyone know what plants come in the packs or are they random?

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Will
 
There are several postage options. 1st class will generally be next day delivery, but sometimes 2 days, its at the whim of royal mail. He also does special delivery (next day before 12pm) which obviously costs a few more quid.

He only posts up untill Thursday I believe, so if you order later than Thursday afternoon (I think) you won't get anything till the following week, which means no plants stuck in a sorting office over the weekend.
 
You can only buy now using special delivery at the moment due to easter coming up otherwise you have to wait till after easter for any plants to be sent..

"PRE-EASTER DELIVERY ONLY POSSIBLE NOW BY SPECIAL DELIVERY AT £5.75* TO ARRIVE THURSDAY, NO DELIVERY GOOD FRIDAY"

"THERE CAN BE NO DELIVERY GOOD FRIDAY ANY ORDER NEEDED FOR THURSDAY 20TH MARCH CAN ONLY BE GUARANTEED WHEN PAYING
THE £5.75 PLEASE INCREASE AT CHECKOUT IF REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL DELIVERY ROYAL MAIL, SIGNATURE IS NEEDED CANNOT BE LEFT
ORDERS RECEIVED AFTER 8PM MONDAY 17TH MARCH PAYING THE STANDARD £3.75 CARRIAGE RATE WILL BE SENT ON OR SOON AFTER 25TH MARCH
OFFERS, P&P RATES & STOCK UPDATED 20:00Hrs 17TH MARCH 2008"

"NO LONG WAIT FOR YOUR PLANTS, WE OPERATE A SAFE SAME WEEK DELIVERY SERVICE FULLY INSURED WHEN YOU SUBMIT BEFORE 8PM ON A TUESDAY/ LATE SERVICE BY 8PM WEDNESDAY FOR FRIDAY ARRIVAL FROM £5.75 UP TO 1Kg, BUT FRIDAY ARRIVAL MUST BE REQUESTED IN THE SHIPPING NOTES AT CHECKOUT **
"
 
Postage varies with how much you spend. Spend over £40 before the tuesday cut-off (next week though because of easter) and postage is free.
 
Always make sure there's someone home to sign for the plants if you order from Greenline, though. You could always have them delivered to your work address.
 
Always make sure there's someone home to sign for the plants if you order from Greenline, though. You could always have them delivered to your work address.

Thats what I do :) with everything!
 
I used to do this, but most of the department I work for has moved out of the building I'm still in, so now most of my parcels spend a day or two travelling around the university campus till they get too me. I'm risking an order going to home. Hopefully it should arrive early morning *fingers crossed*. If not I'll have to scoot to the sorting office...
 

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