I need acorns for a school project.
Where can I buy acorns online?
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- 3+ months ago by forgotwood
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- school, project, online, acorn
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I searched google for acorns for sale and found http://www.acorno.com looks like they sell red oak acorns and white oak acorns online and ships to you.
How many are in a pound?
@Tyre862469 how do we go about buying your acorn shells by the pound. Need info on your website or something. I need a good 30-40 lbs of shells only.I need to get rid of some pesky snails & grubs and I heard this worked and it safe for the environment, kids and my eclectic grounp of pets. I hope you let us know. Great way to make a quick buck!
hi , i need to order acorn shell, please contact me
i need to website to get acorn shell , pls contact me asap...\
I am interested in buying acorns in bulk - can you message me with pricing/contact info.
Thanks,
I have no clue how long ago you did this, but if your interested in acorns still I got white oak If your interested!
Do you have a contact email so we can discuss the white acorns?
Thanks!
I was going to try them, but many negative comments have made me look elsewhere.
I have acorns, small and large, for sale. They are falling now. Can ship.
Where are you located? I looking for 500 quercus ilex seeds but i m in australia
tyre862469 I have a friend looking for 500,000 acorns. Where can he purchase them.
or you can find acorns on the ground
2 years ago maybe, but because of drought conditions in many places many Oak trees are producing very little or no acorns.
I cannot tell you a good place to buy acorns, but I can surely tell you a place NOT to buy them... Avoid acorno.com.
I ordered a pound of acorns from this place to plant in open areas near where I live. What I received was a Ziploc bag full of really nasty old rotting acorns. Most had sprouted long ago and were now decaying. Some had simply dried up and died. Others had become lumps of black gunk inside the acorn shells. When I emptied the bag onto the ground, I could see small beetles and white worms moving in the debris. It was utterly disgusting!
Perhaps the worst part about my encounter with acorno.com was dealing with the company after my purchase. Thinking there had surely been some sort of error, I emailed the company and included a photo of what I had received. The reply I got back from the owner, a Mr. Patrick Komph, was defiant and rude.
I could go on with my story, but suffice to say things went downhill from there. It was after I threatened to file fraud complaints with the post office and with my bank that Mr. Komph grudgingly issued a refund. He then sent me two more insulting messages so I would know how bitter he was over being wrongly accused of dishonesty.
Hopefully my comments will save you from having to deal with acorno.com.
I'm not in the market for acorns anymore, but thank's for the offer.
Thi
with. He ordered a special priced bag of acorns we discounted because they were not in great condition. He knew what he was getting into. anyways he is a nut job buying nuts. Bless anyones sole who has to deal with this garbage.
You're not getting away with that, "happy67". There was no discount, there was no mention of reduced quality. If anyone wants the photo of what you sent me, I still have it on my computer. If anyone wants the rude emails you sent me, I still have those, too. You cannot hide from the truth, Mr. Komph. You're simply a liar and a cheat, and that's all there is to it. And just so you know, this isn't slander because it's the truth.
Ihave purchased acorns from acorno an have always gotten fresh acorns i planted them an now have saplings all my acorns grew
I also ordered acorns from acorno. I needed them for my squirrels. Most of them were empty, filled instead with black powder that made a mess upon opening. Normally, I would toss them into the cages, to teach them how to crack them open, as their survival in the wild requires certain skills. But with these nuts, I can't trust them and instead I have to crack them open myself. A disappointing experience. In my area, drought caused all of our oak trees not to produce nuts last fall. A nightmare as now we're all scavenging trying to find acorns online.
I am new at selling acorn seed, and would like to know where and who to sell to. Anyone interested? I've got all the white oak acorns anyone can stand. I understand they make excellent deer feed
ive got watertested red oak nuttall acorns for sale by the pound at 2.50 per
Acorno.com for all your acorn needs that comment above was from a competitor
@JustSomeGuy - I know you are telling the truth. I too have gotten crappy acorns from them. They were dirty, had holes in them and there were even little travel worms!! The kids in our class were making all kinds of noises when they saw them. Yes, those folks aren't nice to deal with either. I have since found a reliable site online that our schools have been buying from every year since. It's funny, when people are honest, the trolls come out!
Will you please share your reliable online site? We have lost so many of our 80 year old oaks in Hurricane Irene, can't say how sad we are. Have 27 acres and need acorns that are worth trying.
Hey i can sell up too 500,000 pounds of various acorns. we pick up and sell close to 1 million pounds every year. how many pounds you want and what kinds, there are about 7 diffrent kinds of oak nuts, we carry. what do you pay per pound?