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Positive | jaythestingray (5 reviews) | On Jan 5, 2018, jaythestingray Jackson, MS wrote: Great products. I have ordered from many times over the past 8 or so years. They also offer many hybrids that others do not. |
Positive | GeorgiaZone8a (3 reviews) | On Mar 7, 2017, GeorgiaZone8a Evans, GA wrote: Ordered two trees from them. Both came in on time. The trees themselves were of a good caliper. I was very pleased. The roots though-I had been warned to expect the roots to be backed off. This was in fact the case. I don't think there were any roots over 4 inches. |
Positive | MadCheshireGrin (10 reviews) | On Apr 6, 2016, MadCheshireGrin Guyton, GA wrote: Posted on January 18, 2016, updated April 6, 2016 On April 6th, 2016, MadCheshireGrin added the following: UPDATE: All 7 trees have leafed out beautifully and are growing very vigorously compared to some of the other bare roots I received this year. Very happy with my purchase! |
Positive | camalianus (5 reviews) | On Mar 19, 2013, camalianus Sand Lake, MI wrote: I placed an order on 02-14-13 as a gift for my wife for 4 in 1 plout + 2 other trees. I was very disappointed when I received a call 2 weeks prior to the shipping of my trees that they were out ot the 4 in 1. They offered me the 3 in 1 plout which I initially rejected. After a couple of back and forth emails, they offered a further explanation about why they were out of the 4 in 1 plout. Then, I decided to accept their offer of the 3 in 1 plout, which was given to me as a discounted price. Knowing they survival tree rate I suggest to undersell their trees instead of oversold them. But, I still had to order the Dapple Dandy from another nursery, an added expense. However, I was very impress with the size and calipher of the trees. They arrived in excellent conditions, roots very moist. I planted them in potts because the temperatures around here are still in the 20's. I'll update my post later this year about the progress of the trees after I plant them in the ground and they leaf out. They deserve a positive experience because their customer service department came up with an reasonable option for me and I'm satisfy with the appearance of the trees so far. |
Positive | Bobbette (7 reviews) | On Aug 30, 2011, Bobbette Las Vegas, NV wrote: Posted on January 25, 2011, updated August 30, 2011 On August 30th, 2011, Bobbette added the following: 4-n-1 Pluot leafed out, is well-balanced and is doing well. (citation rootstock) |
Positive | Landstander (4 reviews) | On Mar 11, 2011, Landstander Gainesville, FL (Zone 8a) wrote: Posted on January 10, 2011, updated March 11, 2011 On March 11th, 2011, Landstander added the following: The tree is taking off and had plenty of little pluots on them. Within the first month new branches of 6-8 inches have popped up on every scion, and it appears to have settled in quite nicely. Only one of the cultvars did not flower but the leave did pop up. I have taken all but one of the pluots off the tree. I am very happy with my purchase, as I do not know of anyone else who has a pluot in Fla. |
Positive | Georgebb (3 reviews) | On Jan 22, 2011, Georgebb Savannah, GA wrote: I had ordered my Fan-Stil Pear on Pear,Wonderful Pomegranate, and Bababerry Raspberry x3 a month ago. As promised, it was shipped January a week before they said it would. Though the package was sent on monday and was delivered on Friday night. I didn't plant the trees until Sat morning. The trees and the berries were in good condition. A few of the smaller branches were broken, but i think i break them. The roots were a little dry.. |
Positive | AZPHATMAN (20 reviews) | On Mar 10, 2010, AZPHATMAN Mesa, AZ wrote: This year I purchased one Emerald Beaut Plum from Bay Laurel. |
Positive | Baalphagore (2 reviews) | On Feb 19, 2010, Baalphagore Los Angeles, CA wrote: It was my first time ordering from this nursery. Because of their highly regarded reputation, I went ahead and ordered many plants. They do a great packing job and I'm glad to say everything I ordered is thriving. |
Positive | Fireflywoods (2 reviews) | On Feb 9, 2010, Fireflywoods Huffman, TX wrote: I ordered late in the season (Jan 13) in order to get plants I couldn't get locally. The ship date on the invoice was Jan 25th. When they still hadn't shipped on Feb 5th I called the company to cancel the order since I was going out of town. |
Positive | lglavish (6 reviews) | On Aug 23, 2009, lglavish Reno, NV wrote: I purchased 2 miniature Garden Gold peach trees and 2 miniature El Dorado peach trees for container growing last spring. The trees had good healthy roots and have grown beautifully. They are a deep healthy green and look like the pictures I always see in magazines of lush container grown peach trees. Sure beats Home Depot or Lowes! |
Positive | amypearl (1 review) | On Nov 24, 2008, amypearl Los Altos, CA wrote: In the fall of 2007 I ordered 11 fruit trees and 3 blueberry plants bare root from Bay Laurel. I modified my order a couple times and they were quite flexible. All the fruit trees except one did fine. In fact, we even got 2 quince fruits off of one of the trees this summer! The blueberries have not done very well, but that may be the soil or location. One of the trees never did anything. I followed their instructions and informed them of its demise this summer (2008). I ended up wanting to replace it with something different and again they were flexible about not just replacing what I'd originally ordered. |
Positive | girlbug2 (10 reviews) | On Mar 24, 2008, girlbug2 Westminster, CA wrote: Being relatively new to the world of home fruit growing, I appreciate a catalog/Web site that "holds my hand" a little by guiding me along to the varieties that give me greatest chance for success. It's a good thing that the first tree I ordered and planted was from Bay Laurel, because it turns out that my local Home Depot isn't always a good source of bareroot stock that is appropriate to my climate (300-400 chill hours). From the first page, however, Bay laurel's easy-to use catalog was forthcoming with helpful info and lists for low-chill growers like me. I had no trouble using their listings to quickly identify peaches and nectarines that had the correct rootstock for my situation and low enough chill requirements, and I narrowed it down to those that bore fruit at the time of year that was best for me. |
Positive | curriedrice (6 reviews) | On Mar 6, 2008, curriedrice El Sobrante, CA wrote: At the end of the day the tree arrived in good condition, well packaged and health. Was nice finding a 4-in-one combo white peach/white nectarine tree. |
Positive | daedelus902 (12 reviews) | On Mar 2, 2008, daedelus902 Charlotte, NC (Zone 7b) wrote: I ordered 3 trees from Bay Laurel, (2 apricots and 1 apple). The shipping was reasonably priced and on time considering it was West coast to East coast. The trees were healthy two year grafts at 5/8 inch caliper and at 4 ft I was pleased. They were all well-packed with moist healthy roots. The roots were trimmed a little close but I have never lost a tree due to this technique so I'm not overly concerned. |
Positive | glendalekid (17 reviews) | On Mar 18, 2007, glendalekid Tuscaloosa, AL (Zone 7b) wrote: I ordered four blueberry bushes (two each of two varieties) and two apple trees ( one is a 4/1 grafted tree and the other is a single-graft self-pollinator). Both trees arrived with healthy roots and nice branches. The blueberry bushes are all very nice plants with healthy root systems. |
Positive | geogal17 (1 review) | On Mar 9, 2007, geogal17 Rancho Cucamonga, CA (Zone 8b) wrote: I ordered 3 bare root trees ( Pear 3-in-1, Apple 3-in-1 and a "fruit salad" 4-in-1) and one thompson seedless grape. |
Positive | ShadowWoods (3 reviews) | On Feb 19, 2007, ShadowWoods Brownsville, CA (Zone 7b) wrote: This company has one of the best online shopping experiences! It has a lot of useful information with nice explanations/illustrations/photos provided. They have many hard-to-find trees/plants. Great resource for CA residents wanting to purchase trees/plants that can't be shipped to CA from other states. The staff, if you need to contact them via phone, is outstanding! Very helpful! They keep you up-to-date on substitutions and out-of-stock item, both by phone and email. They offer options. I rec'd all of my trees in tip-top shape, excellent packing. I'm looking forward to spring to see the results! I would definitely order from them again! |
Positive | Darkness1976 (1 review) | On Feb 9, 2007, Darkness1976 Camuy, PR wrote: This is by far the best online nursery I've dealt with. They have their act put toghether very well, Their staff is very well versed on their job, The packaging is supperb and the selection is huge. |
Positive | eyeckr (17 reviews) | On Jan 19, 2007, eyeckr Virginia Beach, VA (Zone 8a) wrote: I had good customer service while ordering by phone. A few weeks later I was informed that one of the two pomegranate varieties (Pink Satin) I ordered were out of stock. That wasn't a problem since I knew of another source. The Eversweet pomegranate that I ordered came as a fair sized potted plant instead of bareroot which I was delighted to see. It appears to be in good health and I expect it to do well. |
Positive | kmhughes (5 reviews) | On Oct 30, 2006, kmhughes Los Altos, CA wrote: I have bought bare root fruit trees and bushes from Bay Laurel for several years. Always, the plants come in good shape, and do very well. They do seem to sell out early of some popular varieties, so my only advice would be to buy your bare root plants as soon as possible after Oct 1 (when their catalog comes out). And their phone sales person usually has very good advice if you are not sure about the variety you want. |
Positive | zhangqj (1 review) | On Apr 15, 2006, zhangqj Cupertino, CA wrote: I picked up my order on site once and mail-ordered once this year. The best method is to pick up on site since all the bareroots don't need to be bent/folded/trimmed to fit into a shipping box. As such all the trees seem doing fine. I later mail-ordered one more blueberry plant. It arrived in a little shakier form. After planting, I trimmed off half of the branches. It is limping on the ground and seems ok with some new buds breaking out. |
Positive | aymamibrockway (5 reviews) | On Mar 29, 2006, aymamibrockway Metairie, LA wrote: I ordered two pear trees from Bay Laurel. They were the only place I could find Hood and Floridahome on OHxF333 rootstock. Both trees came in with no hair roots at all. I called and they assured me there would be no problem. I contacted Dave Wilson Nursery, the wholesale grower for these two trees, and they also told me this was common for the OHxF333 rootstock, but that there was not a problem and they should do just fine. Here we are, several months later and both trees are leafing out and growing like gangbusters. I am still amazed (and very pleased) that they are growing. I would definitely order from Bay Laurel again, they seem quite knowledgeable and have a very nice selection. |
Positive | cjc1 (4 reviews) | On Mar 5, 2005, cjc1 Chino, CA wrote: I have ordered twice from this company, this year and two years ago. The fruit trees that I have planted are doing great and bore fruit last year and are setting fruit well this year. I ordered apricot, pluot and peach trees. Some of them have multiple grafts on their rootstock which gives us fruit over a longer season. Bay Laurel has a great selection and what has impressed me most is that they carry many varieties that require low chill which is what I need in Southern Calif. They were very helpful this year when I called for help in ordering fruit trees for my dad that can grow in really large pots. |
Positive | bigbear (1 review) | On Jan 9, 2005, bigbear Wildomar, CA wrote: All around great experience! Very friendly! My 2 peach trees look great |
Positive | jdunlap (3 reviews) | On May 22, 2004, jdunlap Sun City, CA wrote: I made an order from Bay Laurel Nursery (at the end of Feb) consisting of 1 each of Lapins, Stella, and Ranier cherries, and Saturn and Babcock peaches. The Lapins and Ranier cherries were out of stock already, so they called me and asked about substitution. I substituted with Winter Pearmain apple and a second Stella cherry. |
Positive | myardor (1 review) | On Feb 16, 2004, myardor Houston, TX wrote: A bit over a year ago i ordered some fruit trees. I had to order before nov 15, so the plants would be delivered in jan or feb, my choice. I was able to select the rootstock and the fruit type. guess thats why i had to order by nov 15. |
Positive | JeffJ (5 reviews) | On Jul 9, 2003, JeffJ wrote: I would definitely reccommend Bay Laurel. Good selection, quality, and service. My trees arrived in great condition. |
Positive | Xaddict (1 review) | On Jun 30, 2003, Xaddict Los Angeles, CA (Zone 10a) wrote: After looking around on the web for nurseries selling Peachcot trees, I ran across the reviews for this place. I called them up and they mentioned that we would have to wait for the Peachcots until early in '04 when the bare roots come in from their supplier(s). Either way, we drove up from Torrance (LA area) and ended up buying two peach trees, one plum and a meyer lemon. All trees were in great shape and well cared for. Their prices were reasonable for the 5 gallon pots we purchased (~$20/per tree).. They were very knowledgeable and worked with us to pick species of trees that would be happy in our home area, where it doesn't get very cold for much time of the year (certainly not 800hours worth!).. Hopefully we will get a peachcot early next year (they are hot sellers apparently!). |
Positive | ez (4 reviews) | On Apr 11, 2003, ez wrote: I visited them to pick up a big order this spring. Figs, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries. All are doing well. The people were friendly and accomodating. After 2 weeks, I figured I needed a pear...and they were the only ones that had Moonglow variety. I mail ordered the tree..it came in great condition, and is thriving. They seem to get the biggest variety of trees each year. I would definitely buy from them again. |
Positive | VA_Gardener (9 reviews) | On Feb 22, 2003, VA_Gardener Glen Allen, VA wrote: Ordered 3 Pluots (plum-apricot), an Aprium, a Peachcot and a Venus grape. All trees came in good condition. The Venus grape had a large thick root system that was the best I have seen from any nursery. |
Positive | bendrl (9 reviews) | On Jan 19, 2003, bendrl Oakland, CA wrote: Ordered 3 fruit trees, and they came as expected in good condition. No problems encountered so far. I'll post back if there are problems emerge later this summer. On May 14th, 2005, bendrl added the following: This year (2005) I ordered several plants (Giant Fuyu persimmon, apache blackberry, misty blueberry, and 2 nectarines). An apricot ordered last year died, and they sent me a replacement free, but I had to pay for shipping. All of the newly planted plants are doing well. On January 22nd, 2008, bendrl added the following: Ordered 3 more bareroot fruit trees, and they came as expected. No problems encountered. |
Positive | Ruth2 (6 reviews) | On Jan 30, 2002, Ruth2 wrote: I ordered a bare-root Santa Rosa plum from this nursery. I like the fact that you can order a particular rootstock to keep the tree the size and culture you desire. |
Positive | LauraThomas (1 review) | On Dec 1, 2001, LauraThomas wrote: I've ordered numerous fruit trees from Bay Laurel Nursery and have been immensely pleased with their productivity. I had fruits within the first year of planting the nectarines and 4-n-1 Asian pear tree. The pluots were superb! |
Positive | WalterUrban (1 review) | On Sep 1, 1999, WalterUrban wrote: They have the most extensive list of fruit trees I have seen anywhere especially when it comes to mini-fruit trees. The plants I received were in excellent shape with a nice top growth to root ratio. |