I ordered 12 three year blueberry bushes and a premium soil kit. The bushes were pretty good, two died. The soil kit was supposed to come with a bag of peat and it didn't. I contacted them about this and they said they would send it. I never received it.

BUYER BEWARE of Grover's Blueberries and Seed Company.

I made a very bad decision and did business with this guy Randy Grover of Grover's Blueberries which was a very big mistake becuase the plants he sent us were just horrible. They looked like they were diseased.

To start, the Grover's Blueberries website is very misleading, as is Randy Grover who said that he would be mailing us 3 year old plants, but what he actually mailed us was more like 10 little 6" sticks in a small box in the mail. It looked like and sounded like a great deal at first, but now I regret it. We were totally mislead and are very sorry that we did business with Grover's Blueberries.

We strongly caution BUYER BEWARE of Grover's Blueberries and Seed Company. Save your money - don't get fooled like we did. This a warning to others considering doing business with Randy Grover.

Note from the Garden Watchdog editors...

"On Mar 16, 2014 9:52 PM, Grover's Blueberries and Seed company responded with:

I guess DiMeo decided to take one of his 100's of negative reviews and pasted it here to try to mislead our potential customers.
We here at Grover's Blueberries do not spend 1000's on advertising and negative SEO tactics and create multiple websites to try to trick customers into doing business with us. We believe in actually treating our customers with respect and appreciation and have them return over and over again being 100% satisfied. We do not pay for positive reviews and do not slander even the worse of competition. However, since I am on the soap box, people please check Reviews, Better Business, and other sources before making purchases. And one more thing, those who claim to have been in the Blueberry Farming Business for 100 years.. check the story because Grover's have been there since the Blueberry Bushes were first cultivated in 1914 by Elizabeth White in Whites Bogs New Jersey, even having a variety named after us. So I do not know how someone had a blueberry farm when they were not even in mass production yet.
Best regards,
Randy K Grover Jr"