
Alisha Bray
GBExcellent service so far! Wonderful, professional, and customized service. Everyone is attentive to my request. They not only hear, but also listen with their hearts to my wishes, and the arrangements are always executed with that heartfelt touch, and they comply. Even out-of-town florists provide excellent service. They even assist with the wording on the card. Also, their polite reminders are quite helpful.

Chris Howard Harris
GBOver priced Over priced, and rose died after 7 months.. was beautiful until that point and had a 6 month guarantee..go figure..don't waste your money!

JK
GBBought several roses last spring..they died Bought several roses last spring. Two climbing roses in pots survived the winter and took off this spring. 6 roses in ground struggled the entire season last year, had some growth, overwintered and show no signs of life this spring. Contacted them about this and they said they said not covered. They didn't try to make anything right, store credit..nothing. I told them I will not be purchasing anything with them going forward and just buy from companies I've done and doing business with who have a 1 year guarantee. Overwintering is the test for new plants. A lot of online garden centers understand this. Jackson and Perkins does not.

Mary Smith
GBi ordered bare root roses and planted… i ordered bare root roses and planted as instruction and watered as instructed stems turned blacj=k and they never leafed out. i have emailed them mult times with no response. how can a company with the highest prices anywhere not afford to staff a live person hone, esp in the summer months when cliients will redictly have problemsa/ very unimpressed as they boast of impeccable customer service. its like a compay who sells only christmas merchandise shutting down their phones in nov and dec. 50 years ago jackson and erkins didnt have much competition , not so much any more, wake up j and p

sparkytdg
GBI 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.