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Negative | jawick (5 reviews) | On Feb 9, 2017, jawick Trinity, TX wrote: I purchased 12 fruit trees from Best-Price-Plants.com aka Aaron's Farm aka Tytyga. 9 of the trees were adequate, but two were so badly grafted that the trees would never survive the weight of growing and fruiting with so wide an angle between the trunk and graft's growth. Also, I ordered a pear tree, and instead was sent either a peach or nectarine with no way of telling what variety it is. Trying to deal with best-price-plants customer service has been a living hell. I've sent numerous emails with pictures, and they claim they've never received them. They are also nearly impossible to get on the phone. I've had bad experiences with tytytga and Aaron's Farm before, and now they've expanded their numerous duplicitous fronts to include Best-Price-Plants. Stay away. Stay far away! |
Negative | cap0949 (1 review) | On May 3, 2016, cap0949 Myrtle Beach, SC wrote: I purchased 8 bamboo plants 6’ root base from Aaron’s and I got what I ordered. |
Negative | lizbethea (1 review) | On Dec 3, 2015, lizbethea Pikeville, TN wrote: Ordered 6 Grape Vines and 4 trees from Aaron's Nursery, all the Grape Vines were dead when arrived, and one of the Trees. Poor Customer Service when contacted and would not replace the dead plants. Please do not waste your money here, you will not be satisfied. |
Negative | tarly6666 (4 reviews) | On May 4, 2015, tarly6666 Cary, NC wrote: I ordered two Asian pear trees from tytyga.com. One of the trees barely had any root (how can they ship a plant like that?! I should have returned it but I didn't). No doubt it didn't sprout. The other one finally sprouted a little in the summer (which is >2 months later than normal), but died eventually. Stay away from this company (although the low prices may be attracting, but you will regret)! Their one-year warranty policy is very annoying, too! |
Negative | farmer2260 (1 review) | On Apr 28, 2015, farmer2260 New Wilmington, PA wrote: We have over 150 acres and have everything imaginable growing here. Everyone says I have a green thumb, but I had NO luck with Aaron Farm products. The plants have to be alive for me to be able to grow them. I wanted to plant a few extra things like English walnut and such and spent $84 for plants that I could tell were dead, not dormant like they claimed. I contacted them several times before getting through to anyone and was told I had to wait for the end of the growing season to make sure they did not grow. Also, they were not even near the height of trees that I purchased... Then since they were all dead like I knew they were, I had to fill out a form for replacements and I sent them another $21. They sent the replacements in December and they looked like dead sticks again, but I still planted them... I was right again since they were dead as sticks. I would NOT buy from them again ever. A friend gave me two tiny blueberry twigs about an inch tall and I laughed how tiny they were, but still planted them, and they GREW. So I would never buy from Aaron Farms again. I could have bought something nice elsewhere for that $105 I lost buying from them. |
Negative | topgunja (3 reviews) | On Mar 7, 2015, topgunja Tempe, AZ wrote: I am an experienced Gardener with a sizeable plot who has ordered close to 2500 online plants over the years. My bad experience actually goes back several years ago. But it was so bizarre, having just come across a youtube and hundreds of scam completes on these guys, I felt compelled to add mine...they apparently also go by Tyty and many other alias names. I actually ws interested in JuJube varieties and since they had numerous listings, contacted them to make an inquiry. They did not know me from Adam. I don't know what was going on there that day, but from the opening call, I was treated unbelievably rudely and could hear a guy laughing in the background. I had hardly said anything. Very strange. Thinking I had the wrong number and it was a random prank, I carefully dialed it again. Same thing. They did confirm it was a nursery. Likely the strangest call I have ever been on. Never forgot it. Of course, I hung up and never ordered. Pretty much forgot about it until I noticed a slew of complaints on line against these guys that are obvious scammers. Again, I felt compelled to simply add my thought here. Not to mention, their videos are quite strange...caveat emptor--buyer beware for sure !! |
Negative | ShaleCreekRanch (1 review) | On Jun 30, 2014, ShaleCreekRanch Niota, TN wrote: Mixed feelings but overall this has become a questionable seller. |
Negative | wolnenasus (1 review) | On Jun 14, 2014, wolnenasus Lancaster, OH wrote: Ordered many plants. 35 raspberries, pecan tree and two pink dogwood trees and a Japanese maple. The order was sent in late April early May. Maple was not dormant but was sent barefoot?! It expired. Pecan and dogwoods sent dormant, planted the day of arrival. It's now first week June pecan and dogwoods dead. 25 of 35 raspberries made it. Was horrified that I had to pay to ship back dead plant material for Aaron's to CONSIDER a refund! I would suggest finding plant material elsewhere. There are many good companies out there. I wish I had consulted Dave's Garden prior to ordering. |
Negative | wagwag (2 reviews) | On Jun 13, 2014, wagwag Labelle, FL wrote: I received $18 in peach trees (DOA) and I have to send them back to get replacements. Total cost $40 shipping to send back and replace. RIP OFF |
Negative | plantlover13 (7 reviews) | On Jun 28, 2013, plantlover13 new york, United States wrote: Posted on June 28, 2013, updated June 28, 2013 On June 28th, 2013, plantlover13 added the following: Here is a list of all their fronts: Blackberry Plant Nursery African Amaryllis Bulb Nursery Apple Tree Nursery Bunch and Seedless Grape Vine Nursery Pecan Tree Nursery Tree Nursery Aaron's Bulb Farm(part & parcel of TyTy) also does business as: Aaron's Amaryllis & Canna Bulb Farm Nursery Arron's Flower, Tree, and Shrub Nursery Arron's Nursery with other listings Aaron's Bamboo Nursery Aaron's Daffodil Nursery Aaron's Leucojum, Tuberose, and Eucomis Nursery Aaron's Allium Nursery Aaron's Clivia Nursery Aaron's Agapanthus Nursery Aaron's Elephant Ear Nursery Aaron's Ariod Nursery Aaron's Iris Nursery Aaron's Ginger Lily Nursery Aaron's Hymenocallis Nursery Aaron's Crinum Lily Nursery Aaron's Banana Tree Nursery Aaron's Perennial Nursery Arron's Fruit Nursery Apple Tree Nursery Blackberry Nursery Blueberry Nursery Fig Tree Nursery Grape Vine Nursery Pecan Tree Nursery Peach Tree Nursery Persimmon Tree Nursery Plum Tree Nursery Citrus Tree Nursery Pear Tree Nursery Long list, huh? |
Negative | jeanneodom1 (1 review) | On Jun 25, 2013, jeanneodom1 Fruitvale, CO wrote: I ordered 10 berry bushes from AARONS FARMS and paid extra for mature bushes, a lot more and when they arrived it was clear to see if they were baby canes. I tried to get a refund but they did not even bother to respond to my complaints. They arrived in a small square box and bend off to a right angle to one side. The ten canes roots wrapped in cellophane. Four of the canes were not dormant. I have made a complaint to USDA. Will see if that does anything. We paid 160.00 dollars for about 50 dollars of plants and that is being generous. Rude and unresponsive customer service. |
Negative | CltGardener (1 review) | On Dec 19, 2012, CltGardener Charlotte, NC wrote: Ordered 2 pecan trees at tytyga.com in October for the surprisingly low price of $30/tree+ shipping on a pretty large tree. Called back in November to see when it would ship and was told it would be in 6-8 weeks when they went dormant. Emailed in December and got the response that they had lost all pre-thanksgiving orders due to a computer problem, and the only option for me was to reorder. Pricing on same trees now is 6x the original! I had a record of my confirmation from October so I emailed it and asked if they would honor the pricing. They wouldn't, but were gracious enough to tell me that I could get that price again after this year's shipping season was over..... Since then I have read several other comments with similar or worse stories. This place is a scam. |
Negative | smurfwv (5 reviews) | On Aug 23, 2012, smurfwv Cabin Creek, WV (Zone 6a) wrote: People, please note that Ty ty nursery has at least 40 different names which they go by, here's the ones I know of: |
Negative | JoeLong (1 review) | On Jul 11, 2012, JoeLong Saint Simons, GA wrote: I ordered two trees from Aaron's. One did not grow. When I called the company I was told I needed the original shipping label to file a claim. I told them I did not have the label and I asked if they could send me a copy. NO. I told them I could send a copy of my credit card statement which lists this purchase as proof of my purchase. NO. I think Aaron's does everything it can to not honor their warranty. |
Negative | eadrian (1 review) | On May 26, 2012, eadrian CARTWRIGHT, OK wrote: I purchased a red dogwood from AArons trees. The tree looked dead when I received it. When I called thry said give it a few weeks. When I called back they said I didn't know how to plant it. I asked for a refund of my $69.75 and they said "no way: Don't buy any of their products!!!! |
Negative | bennym56 (1 review) | On Apr 29, 2012, bennym56 Winterville, GA wrote: Buyers beware !!! Paid $75 in March for a Japanese magnolia tree which arrived DOA, small buds on tree dried up & dead & tried reviving to no effect. Per their replacement policy, you pay an extra $20 to get a replacement sometime this fall 6-9 months later which they probably hope you forget it about by then. Keep getting a run around when trying to talk to a Rep !! |
Negative | Picollini (1 review) | On Apr 16, 2012, Picollini Montague, MA wrote: Don't buy from them, you'll be sorry like I am. I bought two trees in the Spring of '11 and they both died. I sent them back as instructed and after many, many phone calls and a real run around (The Returns guy isn't here. Call back later, we're very busy right now) I've written off my $100 purchase. |
Negative | AllenG (1 review) | On Jun 19, 2011, AllenG Early, TX wrote: I ordered 5 trees from the nursery, Three(1Apricot &2 pomegranets) arrived in good shape and leafed out within a couple of weeks. The two that didn't were the Persimmon trees and when I called them I was told that they did not leaf out till May, yet our Home Depot had the same variety fully leafed out in early April. I should have read their return disclosure more carefully because they make extremly expensive and difficult to return a product. This time shame on me -but I won't ever order from them again. |
Negative | Roseann55 (1 review) | On Dec 17, 2010, Roseann55 Marion, NC wrote: I ordered blueberry bushes from Arron's in the fall of 2010.Then I called the next day to add some fig trees. My order had met the shipping requirements and wasn't due to be shipped for 2 weeks so they confirmed they could do this for me without an extra shipping charge. I did receive the blueberry stock at the designated time but no fig trees. When I called back they couldn't find any informatiion on the fig tree transaction (they didn't charge me for the fig trees) so I had to order again and they wouldn't waive the shipping costs even though it was their mistake so I had to place a minimum order again. I was assured they would ship in 2 weeks. That was at the end of Nov., I haven't received my order yet or a courtesy phone call explaining why. I'm not out any money but I sure won't do business with them again. |
Negative | bernie526 (1 review) | On Aug 19, 2009, bernie526 Kennett Square, PA wrote: I ordered from Aaron's Nursery last spring (2008), and they didn't ship until November. I ordered a pomegranate, a lemon tree, a grape vine, a fig tree, and one other tree (can't remember). Everything except the fig tree is dead. |
Negative | RetiredArkansas (1 review) | On Jun 23, 2009, RetiredArkansas Farmington, AR wrote: I ordered from these guys but under their other name TyTy Nursery. |
Negative | EPHG (5 reviews) | On May 27, 2009, EPHG Milltown, NJ (Zone 6a) wrote: I ordered three crape myrtles of the larger size and three of the smaller size. Of course, I paid more for the taller size. When the package arrives, they were all the same size. They came bare root but it looked like they were pulled out of the ground and not dug out. Of the 6 only two have taken. I read the guarantee and what a rip off. If you plant the trees, you void the guarantee. This is a catch 22, how will you know if the trees are viable if you don't plant them? But if you plant them you void the warrantee. |
Negative | bejay (1 review) | On May 11, 2009, bejay Franklin, TN wrote: On October 28, 2008 I ordered a Cherry Laurel Tree. I ordered the 7-8 foot tree which cost considerably more than the 6-7 foot tree. We already have a Cherry Laurel in our yard and wanted one to plant on the other side of the driveway. Well, we received the tree and were shocked that they would even send us such a pitiful tree. It wasn't even 6' tall, barely any roots (and not gelled to protect them) and a few little leaves that were droopy and looked near death already. Well, we went ahead and planted it but here it is May and there is absolutely no noticeable indication of buds or growth of any kind. I'm going to be out $99.75 because their process for returning a dead tree is ridiculous! I admit I was aware of the return policy, but had no reason to believe we wouldn't have a flourishing tree by now. We were thinking of cutting up the tree and sending it in a little box back to Aaron's Nursery but we don't want to spend another dime on it. This tree was doomed from the beginning and just want to say "buyer beware". Our other tree has been growing beautifully and is about 8 ft. tall, very full with lovely white blossoms in the Spring. Learned our lesson about buying trees online. Never, ever again! On May 11th, 2009, bejay added the following: Additionally, they tell you to inspect the package you receive from UPS or Fed Ex and refuse the order if it is not in good condition. Around here, those companies just drop off the package and don't wait for you to inspect it. If they had me sign for it, you can bet I would have inspected it before accepting delivery and would have rejected it and sent it back to Aaron's. |
Negative | turtlefuns (2 reviews) | On Apr 30, 2009, turtlefuns Woburn, MA wrote: customer service is HORRIBLE - these people have no skills whatsoever and i don't even have the plant yet. I ordered the wrong plant and tried to cancel the order about 10 minutes after i placed it. I emailed through google check out and received NO response. The next day I called to confirm the cancellation and was rudely told that they do not accept cancellations and that i would just have to wait for them to ship whenever they got to it. THESE ARE HORRIBLE PEOPLE - STAY AWAY. more to come when plant arrives. On May 22nd, 2009, turtlefuns added the following: SO AFTER WAITING A MONTH, I STILL HAVEN'T HEARD FROM THEM. I'VE SENT SEVERAL EMAILS AND LEFT SEVERAL MESSAGES - BASICALLY THEY'VE STOLEN $300 FROM ME - I'M FILING A SMALL CLAIMS SUIT AGAINST THEM, CONTACTI NG THE GEORGIA BBB, ATTY GENERAL AND I'M RUNNING A FULL PAGE AD IN THE LOCAL PAPER. THIS SHOULD RUN NEXT WEEKEND SO TAKE A LOOK. THIEVES ONE AND ALL! |
Negative | Nera_Kay (1 review) | On Apr 23, 2009, Nera_Kay Bisbee, AZ wrote: Ah, TyTy. That explains the ultra-weird advert photos! Apricots meet soft core porn. Lol. I ordered an apricot that was lopped off at the trunk, an apple that had a broken branch, six blackberries that they couldn't tell me the variety of and actually sent me seven, three of which are dead, and two hazelnuts, they sent me three and only one is a decent tree, the others are dead except for the suckers they're sending out at the bottom. Ordered online. Customer service was not rude but not helpful, either, and they shipped my order to the wrong address so everything sat out on an unoccupied porch for an extra week. Bleh, not ordering from here again. |
Negative | bthyme (11 reviews) | On Apr 20, 2009, bthyme Buena Vista, VA wrote: I wish I had checked the Watchdog before ordering--the negative comments I see now are true. When I ordered (by telephone) I made it clear that I would be away the last two weeks of April and needed to have the trees in the ground before I left. They had no problem with that. When they didn't come, I called to cancel the order and was hung up on twice by a very rude man. I asked him if he had ever heard of the Garden Watchdog and he hadn't; so I emailed him from this site and recommended he check out the comments. By the way, they will only check on the status of an order at 4PM, when, of course, you keep getting a busy signal. On April 21st, 2009, bthyme added the following: There seems to be a maze of pseudonyms for this operation. The charge to my credit card for a purchase of fruit trees from Aaron's was by Willis Orchid Paradise--which seems to be Willis Orchard Company--which is affiliated with Paradise Palm Co. So we have at least five different names: Aaron's, Ty Ty, Willis Orchard Co, Willis Orchid Paradise and Paradise Palms. |
Negative | smoky7 (1 review) | On Apr 12, 2009, smoky7 Great Falls, SC wrote: I bought approximately $3000.00 worth of fruit trees from TY TY aka AArons and 80% was not even what I ordered.They told me that they would replace the trees if I would pay an outrageous shipping price.I decided to cut my costs. They were very rude and actually hung up the phone on me several times. I would rather have a field of weeds than deal with them again. |
Negative | malakai (2 reviews) | On Feb 5, 2009, malakai Hampton, FL wrote: Last year, we were going to buy about $300 worth of fruit trees and a couple flowering trees from this place. We made a list of each and every tree and size and then gave them a call to place our order. |