9455 Kilchis River Rd.
Tillamook, Oregon 97141 (United States)
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| Rating | Content | |
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| Positive | On Jan 31, 2015, seagardener (42 reviews)
from Southport, ME Whatever issues this company may have had in the past, we have only had excellent results with their calla lily tubers. The color selection is limited but the tubers that we have received from them have always been excellent. We pot them up in a warm greenhouse, transplant them into the landscape in June & the flowers "WOW!" everyone who sees them. Their prices beat several other online suppliers. Highly recommended. We did have an issue submitting an order Jan. 2015; they e-mailed back that they have launched a new website: //callalilybulbs.oregoncoastalflowers.com/ The site is graphics heavy & they offer a lot of cut flower & floral wedding products there. Go to "Our other sites" & click on "calla lily bulbs" to get to their retail calla lily bulb site. Be sure to click on the desired ship date so you don't get tubers shipped in freezing weather. | |
| Negative | On May 15, 2009, bloomheaven (14 reviews)
from Southern, United States I have ordered from this company 2 times. The first time I ordered some of the bulbs I received had mold on them. I contacted the company and they told me they would send me replacements. I never received those and got busy and forgot to check back, that was in 2007. I ordered again this year because they were offering a package of 5 rare calla's that are not currently being sold in the US by anyone else. Upon receiving my rare bulbs I realized they were all in one bag with no way to distinguish the named varieties. I contacted the company again asking why the named varieties were not labeled. I told them I had specifically purchased them for their rarity and wanted the names to go with them. The people in the office seemed quite unfamiliar with bulbs and told me their names should be written on the outside of the bag. They were, it stated gift pack. I was told that's how they are sold. For someone who collects calla's and is interested in named varieties I wanted them to be individually labled so I can have them labeled in my garden. I was transferred to someone else who knew more about bulbs to try and help me. He said the same thing, that's how we sell them and to contact them next year if I am not happy with the blooms. Disappointing. If you're going to sell a "rare" specialized product than you need to treat it as such. | |