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Negative | genesis215 (10 reviews) | On Jan 8, 2010, genesis215 Columbus, OH wrote: "Sucker" is what I call myself for ordering here. My neighbors wanted to know if this was a "good" place to order from. They see my garden and think I know everything! This is another company I would (and will) avoid altogether. Tiny, small, inferior plants. Shriveled little things! Some plants did grow, but after 2 years they are still not the size I feel I paid for. I give my plants every advantage and give them exactly what they need and want -I know what I am doing! By the time I decided to call it quits I had thrown away the original label; which is required for a refund or exchange. No matter lesson learned. NO this is not a good place and their are no deals here. Go to your local garden center and stay away from home stores and places not making a living from their plants! On Jan 8, 2010, Michigan Bulb responded with: "On Jan 11, 2010 2:09 PM, Michigan Bulb responded with: Thank you for your inquiry. Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience we may have caused. Our Customer Service Team is checking into the issue you had with your order and will do our best to rectify the problem in a timely manner. We will be contacting you directly with a resolution." |
Negative | ckani (2 reviews) | On Oct 19, 2009, ckani Gaffney, SC wrote: Posted on October 12, 2009, updated October 19, 2009 On October 19th, 2009, ckani added the following: Found out I had been double billed which is the reason for the bounce. Sent an inquiry though their customer support on here after he/she contacted me about the review. Never received a word back only a push back date on the item from their website. Three of the the Hibiscus plants were dried up and dead and had turned to dust. Received two bewilderbeast Iris which appeared to be almost dried up and had disease holes and fungus on the bulb portion. From their appearance I would say they have been sitting in a warehouse for a few months just drying out instead of MB shipping them quickly. If I pulled up an Iris from my property and threw it on the ground it would take it 3-4 months to dry out like that. I can't plant those in the yard because they are diseased and may spread so I will throw them away. Sent a cancellation for the last item because I found a similar item at the local nursery on huge discount (4.00) since it was the winter off season for such plants and guaranteed to be higher quality than what MB would ship. Dead plants/Sickly Plants Billing errors Ridiculous sloooow shipping Customer support that could care less Oh Whatever, It is Michigan Bulb look at their negative complaints list. On Oct 19, 2009, Michigan Bulb responded with: "On Oct 14, 2009 12:46 PM, Michigan Bulb responded with: Thank you for your inquiry. Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience we may have caused. Our Customer Service Team is checking into the issue you had with your order and will do our best to rectify the problem in a timely manner. We will be contacting you directly with a resolution." |
Negative | Flower_addictnc (4 reviews) | On Oct 14, 2009, Flower_addictnc Valdese, NC (Zone 7a) wrote: Posted on October 10, 2009, updated October 14, 2009 On October 14th, 2009, Flower_addictnc added the following: I was contacted by customer service regarding them reshipping the items to me that I thought were inferior. However, I am not interested in a reshipment. I do not want to order from MI Bulb again. I believe that the lily bulbs will be small as will the mums. At least, the customer service tries to fix the problem if you have one. As with their other 2 affiliates I have never had a problem with customer service. MI Bulbs quality is just lower quality than Brecks and Spring Hill. Not a suprise as the same items sold with SH and Brecks cost less through MI Bulb. On Oct 14, 2009, Michigan Bulb responded with: "On Oct 14, 2009 12:43 PM, Michigan Bulb responded with: Thank you for your inquiry. Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience we may have caused. Our Customer Service Team is checking into the issue you had with your order and will do our best to rectify the problem in a timely manner. We will be contacting you directly with a resolution." |
Negative | dansb (5 reviews) | On Oct 10, 2009, dansb Mishawaka, IN wrote: I placed an order in August and received a letter on Oct 2nd, 2009 stating there was an error processing my credit card but "rather than delay the order, it was shipped." Later in the day I received an email and recorded phone call requesting payment. I called customer service about their persistance and found out the order had not shipped. I can only believe this was a false statement to make me pay first. Needless to say, even thought they now have my payment, I will be returning the parcel because a company who has to resot to lies and is not truthful with their customers cannot really be trusted with my business. On Oct 10, 2009, Michigan Bulb responded with: "On Oct 14, 2009 12:07 PM, Michigan Bulb responded with: Thank you for your inquiry. Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience we may have caused. Our Customer Service Team is checking into the issue you had with your order and will do our best to rectify the problem in a timely manner. We will be contacting you directly with a resolution." |
Negative | chubbi (2 reviews) | On Oct 6, 2009, chubbi San Mateo, CA wrote: I ordered some Rembrandt tulips from the company in august and mentioned that I would like to have it shipped soon regardless of the time zone but I never got my tulip bulbs. The date was postponed every week and finally when I called them they were rude and canceled my order. This is the worst bulb company ever!!! I am never buying anything from them. |
Negative | sunandshadow (1 review) | On Oct 4, 2009, sunandshadow Pittsburgh, PA wrote: I ordered tulips, hyacinths, and iris (more that $100) from Michigan Bulb for Fall 09. Original estimated shipping date was september 16. This shipping date got pushed back first to the end of september, then to the middle of october. My original order had a note asking them to please disregard zone timing and ship my order immediately, which they totally ignored. After they missed the first estimated shipping date I sent an email to their customer service which was fobbed off with a form response of "we'll ship your order when it's appropriate". At the end of september I set an ultimatum - get my order here within 2 weeks (a generous amount of time given how patient I had already been) or I'll cancel it. Their reply was one sentence saying they had canceled my order as requested. What?! I didn't request it canceled, I requested it freaking shipped to me already. They didn't even ship part and cancel what they couldn't get. |
Negative | lesliematt (1 review) | On Jul 9, 2009, lesliematt Fayetteville, GA wrote: I have been ordering from this company off and on for years. Some plants arrive healthy, some not, but I was always reassured by the lifetime guarantee to replace the plants. I just got a letter stating that they will no longer allow me to order from them and will not honor any outstanding replacement certificates that they already issued. I think this is bad business to offer a guarantee and then not follow through when a customer gets replacement plants. On Jul 9, 2009, Michigan Bulb responded with: "On Jul 16, 2009 11:42 AM, Michigan Bulb responded with: Thank you for your inquiry. Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience we may have caused. Our Customer Service Team is checking into the issue you had with your order and will do our best to rectify the problem in a timely manner. We will be contacting you directly with a resolution. " |
Negative | wardawg3916 (1 review) | On Jun 15, 2009, wardawg3916 Picayune, MS wrote: i guess i'll be getting my money back sorry just remember On Jun 15, 2009, Michigan Bulb responded with: "On Jun 19, 2009 10:22 AM, Michigan Bulb responded with: Thank you for your inquiry. Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience we may have caused. Our Customer Service Team is checking into the issue you had with your order and will do our best to rectify the problem in a timely manner. We will be contacting you directly with a resolution. " |
Negative | sakimotokitty (1 review) | On Jun 14, 2009, sakimotokitty Matthews, NC wrote: I had a pretty large order from Michigan Bulb. However, I have had around 30% success with the plants I finally received (around 50+ plants). In addition-the site leads one to believe that an order will ship in the spring only to ship in the fall (I ordered 6 under this assumption). I guess I'll try to get the plants that died replaced-but I just hate to get my hopes up again for plants that will very likely die-again. On Jun 14, 2009, Michigan Bulb responded with: "On Jun 19, 2009 10:22 AM, Michigan Bulb responded with: Thank you for your inquiry. Please accept our sincere apology for any inconvenience we may have caused. Our Customer Service Team is checking into the issue you had with your order and will do our best to rectify the problem in a timely manner. We will be contacting you directly with a resolution. " |
Negative | diamonddiva1954 (1 review) | On Jun 10, 2009, diamonddiva1954 Indianapolis, IN wrote: Twice I have recieved Rembrandt Tulips from this company, 1x as gift, another order I purchased. They grew well the 1st year or 2, in a nice sunny, southern exposure. The 3rd year? I have NO Rembrandt Tulips anywhere to be found. OTHER kinds of tulips I ordered from here grew well. I just have to assume that either the Rembrandt tulips were not meant for this zone, altho the paperwork said they were, or else they're not as hardy as advertised. Either way, my days of buying from Michigan Bulb are gone-ppfft-no more. I expected those beautiful tulips to last longer than a couple of years, & I'm soooo disappointed. I have also received TOTALLY DEAD tomatoe plants as a gift from a friend who ordered them from Michigan Bulbs. It wasn't worth the effort to get replacements. Mark this company OFF your list, folks. |
Negative | eyfng (11 reviews) | On Jun 8, 2009, eyfng San Gabriel, CA wrote: I placed an order with Michigan Bulbs last October. |
Negative | tmdono (3 reviews) | On Jun 7, 2009, tmdono Huntington, NY (Zone 7a) wrote: I am a lifetime gardener and understand the risks in buying bareroot plants, but have not been happy with Michigan Bulb. My plant order from April arrived on June 4th to Zone 7 Long Island. The plants in plastic bags appear dessicated already. Summer snow plants in pots look awful too. Some reviewers say "they replace dead plants and have a lifetime warranty" but that ignores the loss of, in some cases, weeks or in some cases, now that the spring is closing, a full growing season for next spring. |
Negative | AmyA26 (4 reviews) | On Jun 2, 2009, AmyA26 Midland, TX wrote: Last year (2008), I really got hooked on true lilies. Didn't know much about them and didn't know which companies were reputable to by from (also didn't know about this site!!). Found Michigan Bulb and loved the prices.I ordered over 30 bulbs from them. It is now June in Texas. Most of my asiatics are about 1 foot tall (these are varieties that are supposed to be 3-4 ft. tall). There are no signs of buds on 95% of them. I did get a measly two flowers. Lilies I ordered from B& D Lilies this spring are already taller than these awful specimens. Payed $15 for an Allium Globemaster that never came up also. These people are terrible. Don't even know if it's worth to call and complain. Very disappointing. |
Negative | thatstinks (1 review) | On May 28, 2009, thatstinks Auburn, IN wrote: on april 29 I order some sub-zero mixed hibiscus from them .received them on may 02. and they looked like little twiges . they looked like the stuff they packed them in dead as could be. i planted them any way, but they still have not showed any signs of life. this is the 30 day of may .and they are still looking dead. |
Negative | Capt_Paul (1 review) | On May 5, 2009, Capt_Paul Pleasant Hill, TN wrote: Pretty much the same as most others here. Ordered the stuff a month ago. I called this morning to find out they had to "grow my plants" and they wouldn't be "big enough to ship" 'till 5/12. They said nothing about this on the phone when I ordered. At least now I know they will most likely delay me further. I will grow my own from seed from now on...it will be much faster! (cheaper too) |
Negative | tlc1418a (1 review) | On May 5, 2009, tlc1418a Charleston, WV wrote: I ordered flowers in early March and they were on the shipping schedule for my zone for April 1. The ship date changes every time I go to the website to check the status and i mean every day it gets farther out. As of this morning the new ship date is between 6/2 and 6/22. I really wanted to plant THIS year. If I didn't want these so bad, I would have cancelled already and I am still considering it. DON"T order unless you are a very patient person. |
Negative | Chezca (4 reviews) | On Apr 23, 2009, Chezca Hayward (Z8b-9a), CA (Zone 8b) wrote: Just don't order from this company. They keep pushing my order back to JUNE! I ordered on April 9th... Nothin' on their website that told me that the plants were on WAITLIST, otherwise I would never have ordered them. I should've listened to the comments here... Oh well... shudda-wudda-'cudda! :) On May 7th, 2009, Chezca added the following: I just got a note from their customer service rep. Anybody here got one? I guess ENOUGH NEGATIVES of the same complaint got their attention? But alas, the email was nothing more than a generic "need your account info so I can REVIEW your situation/order", same generic email I get when I complained not once, not twice, but three times before. Oh and btw, I cancelled my order. Admittedly, I'm no saint to be that patient! (IMO when you order a plant from this company, they go and hunt down the seed and only start planting it when they get your order; THAT'S WHY IT TAKES SO LONG:) |
Negative | bookreader451 (11 reviews) | On Apr 17, 2009, bookreader451 Troy, NY (Zone 5b) wrote: As of today all the mixed pink daffodils I ordered for the front of my house have come up a lovely yellow. |
Negative | Random00 (1 review) | On Apr 14, 2009, Random00 Rancho Palos Verdes, CA wrote: Placed and order with them via phone (03/01/09). Was not told that items were not in stock. 30 days go by so I called back (04/02/09) and found out the items are "estimated" to ship on 05/01/09 to 05/15/09. That's nearly 30-45 days!!!! On April 14th, 2009, Random00 added the following: I tried to email them from their OWN WEBSITE, and got an email delivery failure.... Lyris MailEngine was unable to deliver your email message to service@michiganbulb.com |
Negative | maggiewine (1 review) | On Apr 13, 2009, maggiewine Beaumont, CA wrote: I feel disappointed for this company, as I spent a lot of time to planted the bulbs in Oct, 08 but a lot of bulbs still not come out. |
Negative | trulyro (4 reviews) | On Apr 8, 2009, trulyro Auburndale, FL wrote: I ordered $50 worth of roses for my garden in March. When I received them, I noticed that they were very small-about 3 inches tall. Much smaller than any other rose I've ordered online. |
Negative | cognackid (2 reviews) | On Apr 7, 2009, cognackid Saint Louis, MO wrote: This is my second experience ordering from Michigan Bulb and I am dissappointed again. You'd think that I would have learned something from my first experience. I am tempted each year by their unique offerings, discounted prices and coupons (we all like a good deal). I pray that next year I come to my senses!!! |
Negative | jaedoll (1 review) | On Oct 19, 2008, jaedoll Milwaukee, WI wrote: I can relate to others who experienced the same issue with ultra-delayed delivery. I placed the following order on 08/16/08: |
Negative | tupelo51 (1 review) | On Oct 14, 2008, tupelo51 Baldwyn, MS wrote: Ordered plants & bulbs 3 months ago and ALL were to be shipped within 2 weeks. I receive PART of the order and the invoice confirms that the balance of the order is to be shipped within a few days. Check back "online" and the balance of the order has been moved a month away, check again later and now it is 2 months away. Finally, after the 3 month wait, I get my order minus one variety. Check back and the variety I didn't get is no longer even showing up on my order, they cancelled it. Go check on this item and it is still available for sale on their web site. Why was this portion of MY order cancelled and why did it take 3 months to get plants that they SAID would be here in 2 weeks????????? |
Negative | tmgardener (1 review) | On Oct 5, 2008, tmgardener Malvern, AR wrote: I have to add my review to those that wish they had read here prior to ordering. I placed my order in early August. I checked the order status 2 days later only to find out my order would not be shipped for 2 months. Everything I had ordered was in season. I promptly sent Michigan Bulb an email canceling my order. Now 2 months later I get a notice that they will be shipping my order. I sent them multiple emails reminding them I had canceled the order. Today I received my box of dead plants. JUST SAY NO! Their customer service is a joke and their plants are even worse. |
Negative | quasymoto (3 reviews) | On Jul 8, 2008, quasymoto Bloomfield, IA (Zone 5b) wrote: I am going to paste a copy of the email I just sent MB as I had been a very happy customer for years. I heard people talk about their bad experiences with the company and would tell them to give MB another chance. |
Negative | SummerFlowers (1 review) | On Jun 2, 2008, SummerFlowers Indianapolis, IN wrote: I placed an order with MB on April 22,2008. I have recieved 2 plants out of my order and they were in good condition. It was a month later that I got them. In my box was a list of the things to be shipped the 31st of May thru the 12th of June. I just checked on line again and now they have moved it to the 12th thur the 28th of June. I would just like my order and why do they keep changing it? I do not think that I will be ordering from this company again. |
Negative | bdomara (1 review) | On Jun 1, 2008, bdomara Oroville, WA wrote: Ordered numerous items from MB last year to plant this spring on our new property, formerly a horse pasture. I was anxious to get some significant growth going, but everything I recieved was either half dead or so minuscule I'll be nursing most of them all this winter in a green house before they can survive in a real planting. Got 2 of the "all season shrub collections", and some are doing okay while some show no hope. Ex: Two forsythia bushes arrived as bare 2 foot 'sticks'. One is leafing out just fine but the other shows no signs of life, although they are planted in the same soil mixture and cared for identically. That makes me believe it's not anything I'm doing wrong. Three poplars that are supposed to be fast growing are still the same sticks they sent 6 weeks ago; no sign of buds or life... |
Negative | lyndak76 (1 review) | On May 29, 2008, lyndak76 Arlington, TX wrote: I have had 2 bad experiences with this company. |
Negative | Calliandra13 (1 review) | On May 21, 2008, Calliandra13 Wrightwood, CA wrote: I was concerned about my order since it hadn't arrived in the time specified and the tracking information was showing confusing information. |
Negative | etwngrl (1 review) | On May 12, 2008, etwngrl Saint Louis, MO wrote: So I decided to order for the first time from this company, I was told items would be shipped within 2 weeks. After checking on line I discovered the shipping dates had changed, so after checking 4 days in a roll and each day a different date was given I called. The representative preceeded to tell me that they ship within 2 to 3 weeks of order ok so my order was placed 8 days ago, my question was why did the ship dates keep changing not why was my order not here. I was then inform we are within the planting season until the middle of June and despite the fact that my tomato plants were not scheduled to arrive til the end of June, along with half my flowers, there would still be plenty of time. After trying to get a straight answer and express my concern as to when or if my plants would arrive to enjoy I was not given a straight answer, finally I asked the order be cancelled and was hung up on. Yes I am one who calls right back and so I did only to be told the reason the dates have changed is because my items were on back order! How hard was it to answer the question "why does the date keep changng?", a simple answer would have been nice but instead I recieved a lecture about planting seasons and that they never give dates over the phone. After waiting on hold 10 mintues I was able to cancel my order, the first girl did not do it even though I asked, and was assured they were sorry about my experience. Well I will be searching for my flowers locally this weekend, guess I should have done this in the first place! |
Negative | GreeneLady (9 reviews) | On May 12, 2008, GreeneLady Oak Island, NC (Zone 8a) wrote: I'm not real happy with Michigan bulb. The candy stripe roses were no where near as described. The roses I was sent have appear to be wild red single petal roses. There's nothing about them that looks anything like the picture. I was also shorted on the delphinium. I paid for 15 and received 9. I've had no luck getting an email response from MB, so I will have to try calling them. As for now, my experience was NEGATIVE. |
Negative | KE7SWC (2 reviews) | On May 1, 2008, KE7SWC Salt Lake City, UT wrote: I ended up on their mailing list somehow. I have never ordered anything from them. Then one day I started receiving bills in the mail for plants I have never ordered. Contacted their customer service department. Plants I never ordered arrived half dead, roots and dirt all over the place. Customer service finally responded saying that they have forwarded my request to the concerned department and they would get back to me in a timely manner. If this is the way they conduct their business with people who actually order something then I dont want to have anything to do with them in the future. So far a very negative experience for something I never asked for in the first place. |
Negative | amberandjoe (1 review) | On Apr 30, 2008, amberandjoe Canton, OK wrote: I have ordered from Michigan Bulb for years. I have always been satisfied enough to keep odering in the future. When I placed my order this spring I expected the same outcome as in the past. My order was split into three separate shipments. The first one arrived to my shipping address with no problems. I received notification that a second and then third shipment had been sent out. Nearly a month later the second shipment has never arrived. The third shipment finally did arrive with dried up little pots and a stem of dried up plant sticking out the top which was at one time a live plant. Still, I planted the lifeless stems. When the third shipment arrived I noted on the address that they had used part of my billing address and part of my shipping address and intermingled the two together which are in two different towns. The post office had scribbled through part of the address to get the third shipment to my shipping address. I made the mistake of calling the customer service number, expecting some resolution. After waiting the first time for five minutes or so and finally getting to a representative, about a minute later I was disconnected in mid-sentence. I called back later in the evening and talked to another representative. Lucky me. After explaining the situation once again, I was told that I had refused the second shipment. Funny how you can refuse something that never arrived. I'm assuming that the person at the wrong part of the address might have refused the order and it ended up back with Michigan Bulb. Although the representative seems to think that I am a liar and just refused the order so that I could have all this fun. After trying to make my point, to no avail, it seems to be my fault somehow that they combined my billing and shipping address together. Go figure. The representative told me that because the shipment was under 2 lbs. it would be stupid to mail the shipment by UPS. (Her words to me.) OK fine. But what does that have to do with shipping it to an incorrect address? Last time I checked the post office does deliver mail to my physical shipping address. When I mentioned the next issue and stated that the plants in the third shipment arrived late and were dead I was told that plants are shipped dormant. It seems as though I am also not smart enough to know the difference between live plants that come in soil in plastic containers that are supposed to have live plants in them and plants that are shipped dormant. After this continued I stated that I did not want the rest of the order and was told that I would have to hold. Great. When she came back she said that I would have to wait for some correspondence in the mail. I guess then I will get to see if I will have to pay for plants that never arrived and plants that arrived dead. I provide a service for a living. I would never treat my clients the way I have been treated today. This is the first negative review I have ever left for any company. But I don't know when, if ever, I have been so frustrated over an order. I was left feeling that there had been no attempt to provide a resolution. I hope if you deal with Michigan Bulb you can avoid needing to deal with their customer service. |
Negative | daphne1602 (1 review) | On Apr 18, 2008, daphne1602 Hamilton, OH wrote: Why do I fall for Michigan Bulb every year? Must be the flurry of beautifully colored catalogs. Every year I order 60 or 70 dollars worth of plants and receive 25 cents worth of dead flotsam. Seriously, you can't tell the tops from the roots on this stuff and what isn't already dead (they probably send me your returns!), soon dies. You can baby Michigan Bulbs plants all you want, even if they survive they aren't worth the effort. Spend a little more and buy from your local nursery, at least you can see what your really getting. |
Negative | doxiedr (8 reviews) | On Apr 8, 2008, doxiedr Burlington, NC wrote: I spent $103.26 and got 57 plants in all. Some were basically peat pellets with seed starts in them (coreopsis, columbine, sweet william), and some were nice reasonable bare roots (mock orange, "Nearly Black" rose). None were extremely large, but for the price, who can expect that? It's actually cheaper and quicker than buying seeds and peat pellets yourself (although not as gratifying, but that's another post!). I did have a chocolate cosmos and one (of three) lobelia die on me quickly after potting, but I'll take a 96% success rate on 57 mail order plants every day! I even had a good customer service experience when I decided to change my order not once, but twice, after initially placing it online. Smooth sailing on that, and the order arrived perfectly correct. On May 30th, 2008, doxiedr added the following: I'm keeping my rating positive...for now. But the "Nearly Black" rose I ordered is thriving...and as red as can be. Of course, it could be worse; but I do have a Mr. Lincoln red already, and didn't really need another in my tiny rose garden. The Nearly Black is what I wanted. The blue poppy is now dead. They're finicky anyway, and I may have done something wrong, but now I have to call and ask for replacement money. It doesn't seem like that will be fun. On the plus side, most of my other plants are thriving. A buddelia that was literally a small twig is 3' high and blooming already! And the mock orange is exploding with blooms and new growth. I'm still overall positive about this company; just now with some reservations. On July 17th, 2008, doxiedr changed the rating from positive to neutral and added the following: I'm sheepish to post this, but the "mock orange" I just wrote was thriving not too long ago would still be thriving, if I hadn't yanked it out of the ground...it was not a mock orange. Turns out it was a honeysuckle shrub--an invasive plant in my state. It was bare root when it arrived, so maybe it was an honest mistake on Michigan Bulb's part...but still a shock. When I called for replacements for everything I'd lost, there was no problem at all. They issued me a replacement certificate for the plants I'd lost. I even asked it they would reimburse me for the perfectly fine red rose they'd mislabeled, and they did. So I'll place another order in the fall with that replacement money. Think I'll stick with bulbs, which they seem to be better at in general. Any company that ships you an invasive shrub deserves a neutral rating at best. On March 6th, 2009, doxiedr changed the rating from neutral to negative and added the following: OK, fine...add me to the list of Michigan Bulb haters. For starters, with my replacement credit, I figured I'd order some BULBS...from Michigan BULB. They have no daffodils, crocus, hyacinths, one "grab bag" tulip offer and no others...so I ordered lilies and crocosmia. Long story short, they charged me twice, then explained it strangely, then put me on hold for a long time, then "corrected" it and didn't...blah blah blah. Never again...the "bargain plants" you get are NOT worth the hassle. Spend a little extra money on one of the many reputable mail order businesses. (To be fair, I think the people at Michigan Bulb/Gardens Alive/Spring Hill/Whatever try to be helpful...it's just that the company is so messed up that the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing...or even what state it's in.) |
Negative | jaas6uvk (1 review) | On Apr 4, 2008, jaas6uvk Livingston, TX wrote: I received my shipment after approx. ten days. It is only a partial order. No word when the balance can be expected. |
Negative | gardenenvy (6 reviews) | On Apr 4, 2008, gardenenvy Dover, NC wrote: Michigan Bulb was the first mail order experience I had... I ordered 10 Ligustrum shrubs for a privacy screening.... and two hydrangeas. That was a couple of years ago. The ligustrum were shipped, and as I tracked them via the website, it looked like the postal service got stuck with the package. When I contacted the company, a very nice representative told me to contact them again in x number of days if the package had still not arrived. So I did contact them when requested, the package still had not moved according to the tracking, so I was issued a full refund on the shrub part of the order. On April 23rd, 2008, gardenenvy changed the rating from neutral to negative and added the following: OK. I ordered from them again. I will not do it a third time. I received a "Black Magic Hollyhock" that was nothing more than a 5" single piece of root. I was very dissapointed. I kept searching in the packing material in the bag for the actual plant....this looked like it would be a piece that broke off the actual plant. I ordered creeping phlox....that was very dissapointing. Half dead, small plants came. Two Pink Scabiosas, just tossed in the box in their little pots....wilted and crushed by the other items packed in the box. The one thing that I received that I think may have a chance to live might be the Prairie Blue Eyes Daylily. It was the only thing that looked healthy in the box. |
Negative | weedsfree (9 reviews) | On Feb 8, 2008, weedsfree Magna, UT (Zone 7a) wrote: I had the near exact same experience as dagored. The plants they sent me were all fine and well except in the passed 2 years. Half of the plants in each order looked dead but had roots. So I didn't think much about it since they say they send them when the plants are hibernating.Then last summer it was one bad filled order after another. Even if they were replacements. My account had a lot of mistakes. Asked them questions about it then suddenly they said they had a meeting and were closing my account. I wouldn't do business with them again. |
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