Their customer service was horrible Their customer service was horrible! I received what was supposed to grow into a flowering Amaryllis but it only sprouted some ugly long leaves. I sent pictures to the company in hopes they would replace it but they said, “Unless you have the receipt…”. It was a gift and I have all their packaging as proof that it was from them with all pictures but they offered NOTHING.

Poor quality and poor packaging. Don't buy online from J&P I ordered two plants from Jackson and Perkins at different times during the growing season. One a magnolia and the other a cherry. The magnolia came crushed in a box and had to be pruned down 60 percent. The cherry came will yellow and black-spotted leaves. I cannot recommend online ordering from J&P based on these plants. Other online companies have sent higher quality and better packaged plants. As an experienced gardener I give them zero green thumbs.

I cant believe J&P would lie about what… I cant believe J&P would lie about what they sell, it's not Christmas Cactus but Thanksgiving cactus, big difference. i even emailed Marina before ordering and i was assured it's the real thing because i know the difference. plant arrived much smaller and thinner than what is shown on their web site, pitiful. totally disappointed for over $100.00 with shipping from South Carolina to North Carolina. will not purchase from or recommend J&P ever again.

First & LAST Time Customer Ordered three varieties of hostas and an orchid frost ground cover - two of the four plants arrived in acceptable condition, if overpriced for the size. Immediately reached out to customer service with photos and was told that the plants have a 90 day guarantee so to follow up with them later. First and LAST time I patron this site. Back to thetreecenter.com for me - not sure why I didn’t just stick with them, I’ve always been very pleased with their plants.

I don't like being dictated to about… I don't like being dictated to about when my roses are going to show up. I have a greenhouse. March is almost over. I also work closely with Hocking Tech graduates who are Horticulturalists and Arborists. Yet I am being TOLD I can't have my purchased rose before "their folks" are ready to send it out. That is garbage. I buy something, you should be transparent upfront that a person has to wait. I find it funny a company who lives at least one zone lower than me is telling me, based on some arbitrary chart that was updated this year to reflect global warming changes that I am not worthy of getting my roses. The date listed is arbitrary as I have reached out NUMEROUS times to obtain delivery in the last month... they sent one, but the other I am not to be trusted with. Edmunds or local for 1/4 the price is where I go from now on considering I need about 50 more rose bushes. Way to lose future sales.