“Express Checkout” is a group of ecommerce text links for quickly buying just one item. If you would like to add multiple items to your cart and check out in just one transaction, please scroll farther down each product page and use the BIG GREEN ECOMMERCE BUTTONS instead.
If you cannot see any BIG GREEN ECOMMERCE BUTTONS farther down each product page, its likely because your web browser’s security settings are blocking the code for those buttons [javascript and cookies] coming from our ecommerce provider Shopify. We therefore set up the simple “express checkout” text links as another way to purchase trees. So if you can’t see the buttons, here’s your options:
Solution 1: Change your browser security settings to allow external javascript and external/third party cookies, or try another browser, or a different computer, or even a tablet or your phone
Solution 2: Place multiple orders using the “express checkout” links. You can choose to have your customer data saved during the checkout process to make this admittedly clunky process faster and easier for you. We will merge the orders together for you, and process any applicable discounts. One peculiar result of this is that when we ship your order, it will look as though we only shipped one of your multiple orders, but we will ship all of them at once
Solution 3: Ask for a custom invoice: Figure out [a] exactly what you’d like to buy and [b] if it is listed on our site as being available, and then contact us for a custom online invoice. We’ll then email you an invoice will allow us to help you skip past our clunky shopping cart problems and go straight to checkout.
The longer explanation for why our website is this way starts simple enough: it doesn’t matter how good your website looks and e-commerce system functions if no one can find you. We prioritize showing up in search engines first [known as SEO], and then we try to help you place your order second. We could switch to using an “all-in-one” ecommerce system which would eliminate the shopping cart problems, but doing that might risk losing a lot of traffic and potentially going out of business. I’ve gone through that before during a major redesign of our site, and don’t intend to ever that again. It doesn’t matter how beautiful your garden is if no one stops by to visit