**What is the shipping cost and what are the shipping expectations for Brothers Smilax LLC?**

Shipping is included in the product price, so there are no extra costs. While we cannot guarantee carrier transit times, we suggest that customers order early and provide their destination ZIP/state and required delivery date to help us plan better.

**What are the sizes of the smilax bags and how do they assist in product planning?**

We sell smilax bags by weight, which can vary. A full bag weighs approximately 12–14 lbs and contains around 100 linear feet of vine, covering roughly 100 sq ft. A half bag weighs about 6–8 lbs, contains about 50 linear feet of vine, and covers about 50 sq ft.

**What is the guidance for "safe buffer" when planning big installations?**

For large installations or when extra fullness is desired, we recommend adding 1 extra half bag as a safe buffer. This is an optional recommendation, not a requirement.

**What is the seasonal availability of smilax and what are the off-season alternatives?**

The growing season for smilax is from July to March. During the off-season, from April to June, good quality vine may be harder to find and it may take longer to complete orders. During this period, we encourage customers to consider our cherry laurel branches as an alternative.

**What is the returns and refunds policy of Brothers Smilax LLC?**

If a customer is dissatisfied, they should contact us immediately by phone or email, providing pictures and a detailed description of their dissatisfaction. Returns are not accepted, but refunds may be given if no other arrangement can be agreed upon by both parties.

Each vine is handpicked from the E TX woods. Embrace nature's beauty in your floral designs with these lush, verdant vines. Perfect for adding a touch of organic elegance to any arrangement.

Smilax Vine - Full Bag (12-14lbs)

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Smilax Vine - Full Bag (12-14lbs)

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