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Complaint Review: Mulberry Woods Native Plant Nursery - Blount County, Hayden Alabama
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Robert -
Jacksonville, Florida, United States of America
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Mulberry Woods Native Plant Nursery
330 Warrior Trail Blount County, Hayden, 35079 Alabama, United States of America
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1-256-352-2230
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Mulberry Woods Native Plant Nursery there may be many. Google the name of the company and go to its website. Don't Settle for Roots and Twigs when Ordering Plants Blount County, Hayden, Alabama
On August 28, 2011, I ordered and paid (thru PayPal) for three Southern Bush Honeysuckle one (1) gallon plants for a total cost of $32.85 plus $9.00 shipping (which was refunded because I complained about the excessive cost and delay), which were to be mailed to me on or about November 7, 2011.
When I received the three plants on November 19 (after a follow-up telephone call) I discovered that they appeared to be three twigs apeace about six to eight inches long and, perhaps, a root among them and a smattering of soil. Nevertheless, I immediately planted them in nourished, moist, compost during our warm weather with the hope of seeing some new or growing leaves (they arrived with two or three tiny ones). Within a few days the existing leaves died and no new ones grew.
I notifed the nursery, represented by a Mr. Jeff Cupp, the owner I believe), the third week of December of the situation. He informed me in writing that if the plants were dead and I returned them, he would refund the purchase price. I returned them on December 27, 2011, and am still waiting for a refund, which I do not expect to receive. As there is no BBB for his city and county, my next step is to file a written complaint for fraud with the county sheriff. Of course, because I returned the plants I have no evidence to present to the sheriff. Ripoff!
When I received the three plants on November 19 (after a follow-up telephone call) I discovered that they appeared to be three twigs apeace about six to eight inches long and, perhaps, a root among them and a smattering of soil. Nevertheless, I immediately planted them in nourished, moist, compost during our warm weather with the hope of seeing some new or growing leaves (they arrived with two or three tiny ones). Within a few days the existing leaves died and no new ones grew.
I notifed the nursery, represented by a Mr. Jeff Cupp, the owner I believe), the third week of December of the situation. He informed me in writing that if the plants were dead and I returned them, he would refund the purchase price. I returned them on December 27, 2011, and am still waiting for a refund, which I do not expect to receive. As there is no BBB for his city and county, my next step is to file a written complaint for fraud with the county sheriff. Of course, because I returned the plants I have no evidence to present to the sheriff. Ripoff!
