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FAQ
Do we offer an open house at the nursery?
Yes, we do. If you are going to be in the area, call or email ahead and we will arrange an open house for you. Come see what we are doing. We will have a few plants and trees for sale at a good price.
Payment & Shipping Questions...
Presently we only offer shipping by First Class US Postal Service, based on their weight schedule.
We accept money orders with your order or credit card payment through Paypal. We do not accept personal checks.
California state sales tax is 7.25%
We ship the first Monday after receipt of your money order or upon verification by Paypal.
Please get in touch if you have any questions.
Do you know how to use PayPal?
PayPal is a secure and trustworthy method to purchase products on the web. You need to sign up over at PayPal once and then you can use the service anywhere on the web. Once you do, you will be able to purchase on MileWide using your credit card.
Privacy Policy
We want to assure you that we do not share information about you with anyone else. We do not use spyware and avoid invasive marketing ploys.
Are we "organic"?
We are not licensed to call our products "organic". We plan to become licensed. We are family-run and emphasize sustainability. We use environmentally safe pesticides and materials on our farm. We use our own spring & well water to irrigate our crops. We try to remain natural in all our farm processes - we focus on sustainable methods.
What does "grown naturally" mean?
Our products are grown without the use of harmful pesticides and fertilizers. We use OMRI rated pesticides and fertilizers. Our water comes directly from our well and is not treated.
What does "sustainable" mean?
For us, "sustainable" refers to our ongoing effort to grow plants and create products in a way that will minimize off-farm inputs while carefully marshalling our on-farm resources to keep their use renewable. This effort ranges from composting and tillage control to increase soil bacteria to solarization as a means of handling soil disease. We wish to do no harm as we husband nature.