Carol W Furnoy

I wish I had checked Trustpilot before I ordered their bareroot sales promotion. Jackson & Perkins need to identify their shipment as "Fragile", "Live Plants", "Hold for customer pick-up" because most postal carriers don't have any idea what is in the box. So they drove around all day long in the high heat with my shipment, and the buds all dropped off. I still planted them in the manner they suggested, but I don't see any life in the canes. Such a great disappointment! I spent nearly $100.

Their website also needs technical assistance. One cannot create an account - the personal information they ask cannot be entered for the customer's full birthday, e.g. day of month and year.

Dressisi's website doesn't indicate that they won't send to a post office box. Got a message in my junk mail from the carrier, UniUni, indicating they could not deliver to the POB, as it was a bad address! What? So I gave them a different address. They informed me the package had gone back - to holding? - and would be delivered in another 10 days. Again, what? Why so long? Package still didn't come. So I contacted UniUni who said that the package had gone back to Dressisi. Then I got a message from Dressisi saying the package had been returned and destroyed, and they apologized, asking if I would take 1/2 credit for my purchase. I wrote back and said, this is not how I do business.

Also, think of this: why would a manufacturer destroy perfectly decent goods? It probably means that their goods are *rap, if they are even bothering to make any goods. I contacted my bank over it. Here's something else: I found another identical website as Dressisi, but it was called by another name. I noticed on the homepage of both that they have hotmail accounts, and even in the same font, etc. They were both "selling" the exact same "merchandise", if that is even what they're doing. By now they may have learned that they can just show some pictures online and take people's money.