I received a big Fiddle Leaf fig tree… I received a big Fiddle Leaf fig tree from Bloomscape recently, and it quickly started to drop leaves and begin to die. I reached out to the Bloomscape customer service, and they not only gave me very thorough instructions on how to revive my plant, they gave me a coupon code to make up for the cost. Their reply went above and beyond in every way, and I can't wait to order some new plants soon!

NO CONTACT Firstly, I paid $15 for expedited Mother’s Day shipping. Before the cutoff. It arrived a day late anyway, Monday, so missed the deadline, but also, the plant was completely destroyed. There is no phone number so I’ve sent in their online form, emailed them and sent Facebook messages for the last 2 days and absolutely NO response! Absolutely SHOCKING! DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY.

Great Customer Service I ordered a large tree in a planter which arrived a few days after the expected date, damaged, and with a broken pot. However, this is not Bloomscape's fault, as it was delivered (and left on the truck for days) by UPS. Bloomscape was incredibly responsive, friendly, and offered several options to correct the situation. You can't really ask for more from a company! Would've give 5 stars , but I do need to find a new tree locally...

Best plants you can buy I’ve been ordering from Bloomscape for years because of the quality and condition of the plants being far superior to what you can find at Home Depot, etc. A big problem with those stores is the presence of pests in their plants. Have been satisfied with Bloomscape all around.

Plant I received was unlike plant pictured. I purchased an EL Ponytail Palm as a housewarming gift for my son. The picture of the XL plant was very impressive. However the plant he received was much smaller than expected. I was unable to speak directly with a person. Through several texts they determined my plant was a perfectly appropriate size. The plant was $150 with 30% off plus tax shipping and handling. I won't be buying anything from this company again. Should have stuck with a local business. Lesson learned.