Ned Daly
GBService Don't update shipping online, phone hold always 30 minutes or more, limited time to call. Trying to shop local but Gardner's Supply doesn't seem to care. Nice bit about employee=owned but totally useless.
LuAnn DeNoi
GBPoor customer service I ordered 1 quart of food safe wood sealer on 4/4/24 to be shipped in 3-5 days. After checking order status and calling GSC twice, I finally called on 4/25/24 and canceled my order. Customer service rep seemed pleased I was canceling the order. How difficult to go to warehouse and box up 1 quart of product to ship? Wow!
KATHERINE
GBTerrible customer service management Terrible customer service management. Have waited weeks for the shipment of my goods. If the company is facing delays, they should inform customers of this! It’s unacceptable to not respond to emails asking for a status of shipment or take 30 mins to answer a phone call. Would NOT recommend company.
Jamie Shick
GBSimilar to previous posters Similar to previous posters - I placed an order for row cover material on 3/25 and still have not received it. I now have seedlings ready to be hardened off and planted outside but cannot do that until I m have these row covers. I called 1 week ago and waited the 25 ish minutes to speak to someone and they said they will refund shipping. I asked if they would cancel the order so that I could just buy a comparable Product from a different company and they could not cancel. A week later - items still have not shipped and I have seedlings starting to look pretty pathetic. At this point, I may just buy row covers from Amazon and return my order to sender when and if it does arrive. Ridiculous.
Yvonne
GBThings you can't get anywhere else! Knocked off one star since some things I ordered were out of stock, but I wasn't notified until after I submitted my order. (But these are crazy gardening times right now!) We've really enjoyed all the items we've bought from Gardener's Supply Company, particularly the bean towers and the pea fencing. Wonderful sturdy but collapsible trellises for peas and beans to climb on. Bye-bye bamboo!