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I had three custom borders that I needed, Andrew was efficient and creative in design and responses. The plants all arrived in good condition, boxed and clearly denoted for the areas required. The plants are a little small but of course will grow in time. Great experience! I also reached out to a competitor at the same time and never even heard back from them, so I'd say a far better company than others out there...
Excellent service delivered on time and plants of a good quality
Plants arrived today and we are quite pleased. The grasses are smaller than expected but overall we are happy with the general plant condition. Very well wrapped and boxed to make sure they arrived in good order. If they grow to look anything like the Evergreen Design I think the border will look spectacular. Thank you.
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