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| I can not believe that the regular price for that is 39.99. Even for the 7.95 you would think for a $20 jumbo grab bag you would have gotten more than that. I almost ordered from them too using that coupon then I decided against it. I"m glad I did now. I'm so sorry that you were burned like that. Now we know not to shop with them. I would be upset too. You might try emailing them but it may not help but they would know how you feel about it. Did it say how many were supposed to be in that package? Four plants for that price is just too outrageous. Deb |
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| I would email them. Theres no way that what you got is worth almost ten dollars each, which is what they would be at regular price. Or you could call them too if theres a number to call. Let them know how disapointed you are. And hopefully they will do something to fix that. Please keep us informed. I just went to their site to check and see what I could come up with price wise for your plants they sent. I dont know what kind of daylily you got, I just picked one and added it in. This what I came up with: One daylily = $7.99 Liriope, 3 for $9.99, divided by 3 =$3.33 Alpha Phlox = $7.99 Black Eyed Susan = $5.99 If you add all that up it comes to $25.30, far below the $39.99 value that it was supposed to be. I am thinking someone made a mistake. Because the value does not add up to what was promised in the ad. Deb |
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| Sorry to hear that you got burned Jes . I order from catalogs also , but only if I see a plant I do know , and I ca'nt find locally . I have come to expect a minature size to arrive and usually have to put them in a nursery area for the first year . The only exception would be fruit trees . They are a better size for transplanting normally than the larger trees locally that are hard to handle and way overpriced . I think most of us feel your pain. Bill |
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| I emailed them today and let them know that I thought they would be putting their BEST foot forward for a new customer and that I was VERY disapointed with what I had got and pointed out the the cost for the 4 dryed up puppy turd looking items, and that 2 were not for my zone and the other two were VERY commen for this area NY to GROW WILD and stated to please fix, so now I am waiting to see what they will say, Jes |
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Wow-I consider myself luckyI too got a coupon for $25 dollars free no strings attached. I decided to try them out and bought a lime fruit tree from them. The final tally was in fact $0.00 dollars since the coupon covered S&H and the plant. I waited to see what they would send and if they would send it at all. A month later as promised I received my fruit tree in great condition. It was actually larger then I expected. After reading you post, I consider myself very lucky. Good Luck! |
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| I buy quite a bit from catalogs. I do the opposite of Bill. I buy the easy care common stuff that will grow if you throw it on top of the soil and the seller is willing to give me three plants for 4 bucks. I find the common stuff grows so quickly that the growers want to clear their stock and thats when I buy. I watch the catalogs that come to my house-and I get dozens- to compare who is selling overstock. I am never disappointed. I never buy "package deals" like "perennial garden" or "shade perennials". I don't trust them to send me good plants. Only the overstock and I will buy enough to make the s/h worth my purchase. This spring I bought $115 worth from Burgess and it will take about three years but everything I bought is doing well. They aren't sending me stuff that "fills the order"-they have overstock and send great plants because they haven't been selling it the past few years. Sorry you were taken-that really stinks and I hope you get compensated. Maybe if you give us the email, we can all send them a little "disappointment" note on your behalf. I'd be willing. -Donna |
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Ordering PlantsI too have had alot of bad experience with catalog nurseries. I have found it best to go to a nursery or here on the swap site. I have gotten alot healthier and bigger plants on here than any catolog or web site. I do still like my local nurseries but I do not order from catalogs anymore. I do get seeds from ebay and have found particular vendor I love. Its called OVM seeds. You get alot for your money! I even shared some on here thats how many I got. Great price, I only buy seeds from someone else unless he doesnt have that particular type. Also if you love poppies there is a great ebayer called one stop poppie shop. So awesome!! Just about every poppy you can think of. I also found she is a great price for the amount of seeds plus she sends an extra gift pack! She is located here in Wisconsin and ofcourse I think Wisconsinites are pretty great people, especially those country folk! LOL! Anyway check those to out. JESSIE |
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Been there done thatEspecially MI-Bulb co. I got slimy plants and that was about 10 yrs ago. You can go to some sites and they rate these online catalogs. Sorry about your luck. You should definately get something from this. I think I also tried them before just because of coupon, way over-priced. I will help ya send me your addy by pm, I have different seeds if you don't mind going the hard way I will send ya some. Those Jerks! Angie. If they show it looks to good to be true probably is! ![]()
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