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IdaClaire
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Horrible Customer Service Experience at David Austin Roses USA
Comments (42)ut you last post is the stressed part. You or anyone can not make that assumption of who is more stressed. You do not know their life. When I had breast cancer, my garden was my outlet for stress more than any other time in my life. I wintersowed very slowly because I could hardly do it, but it gave me a sense of purpose and things to come in the spring. I dreamed through the catalogs of what to buy believing I would be there to live to see them bloom. I tended my plants best I could in spring. I'm sorry I'm getting teary eyed now. I'm sorry. I know what cancer is like. My dad had chemical based leukemia, 14% chance of survival.. he didn't. Treatment was horrible, he did a clinical trial, I have to say that what he went through in the month plus that he was doing the clinical trial, I don't know why anyone would fight that particular cancer. Back to the garden & plants. When he came out of the hospital he was greeted by plants. My hubby, son & I worked really hard to plant his vegetable garden at his new house (it closed a week after being diagnosed) plus I duplicated my gardens at his house. We'd dug up a few of his roses, plus I bought more. I even bought a daylily that was not common, which I now call Matty for him. He was speechless when he came home. We used to like to sit on his porch & watch the butterflies & hummingbirds. While he wasn't allowed near the plants due to his particular type of cancer, he could sit there and enjoy it. He wasn't allowed to eat his veggies either until he went into remission a few months later. His guardian angel gave us really warm weather until November, we were able to have his Hungarian peppers in my stuffing for Thanksgiving. Through his whole nightmare, gardening & plants brightened the time he was out of the hospital. I'm not able to buy a lot of plants any more due to my back problems. There's a reason why I haven't added many photos to helpmefind, I'm not able to walk around the garden like I used to. I do want to buy a few roses next year & will probably be buying from David Austin. Since I'll use a regular credit card, I doubt I'll have issues and so far have not had a bad experience the last time we ordered. I'd ordered a Benjamin Britten rose, it was horrible, a phone call or email with no questions asked and they replaced it....See MoreLand of Giants: excellent service
Comments (5)September is my favorite time for planting, dividing and moving things around. Did a lot of that yesterday, and planting 7 new hecucheras ordered form Ilovehostas.net. Overall I find it less work to have the plants in the ground now and then settle in for the winter. I travel a lot during the late spring and summer months and so will have limited time to take care of newly planted hostas, etc. My challenge is that I have limited shade areas. So with my newly developed "love" for hostas and heucheras, I am putting them where they still get a significant amount of sun (afternoon sun also). So watering can become an issue. Good advice, as always. I buried them a little deep and will aplly some extra mulch so they do not pop out too early next spring. This past spring was pretty tough and I lost a couple asiatic lillies due to the early warm up and frost. So I will be extra helpful. Vivian...See MoreExcellent Customer Service from Jacuzzi
Comments (0)I have not posted in a long time, but I had to come on and give the customer service at Jacuzzi a rave. I contacted them via email about a part I needed. All I wanted was the correct part no. They told me the part was covered under a lifetime warranty and sent it to me free of charge. In less than a week I was up and bubbling again. If you are considering a large purchase like a jetted tub, consider the customer service and warranty. There are other appliances I have purchased that I know I could not just call customer service and get a part....See MoreExcellent customer service
Comments (2)Mary - I have been doing my bindings by machine using a tiny blanket stitch on the front. They look really good, but I need to be able to stitch perfectly on the seam line where I attached the binding to the quilt. It is hard to see. I am very interested in what you have to say after you use the foot. I have a Pfaff also-and I have to move the needle position one to the right, which you cannot do once you engage the blanket stitch. I was going to try to get to the Pfaff dealer today after taking to DH to Cardiologist, because I recall a bi-level stitch in the ditch foot avail - I think. Please let me know how you like the tools you bought. There is Great Customer service out there....See MoreLynnNM
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