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Rose Vendors FB discovered Nate and Tess' Garden Roses LLC new reincarnation: Indian Creek rose farm
https://www.indiancreekrosefarm.com/our-story

https://trademarks.justia.com/986/09/indian-creek-rose-98609422.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com

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Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6

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Kitty, he may not have relocated at all, just renamed the place after a lousy looking creek there on the property. Did you notice the condition of the potted roses growing on the weed barrier cloth? They are just about 95% defoliated! A tree in the background is tent caterpillar infested...wonder if the critters are infesting those roses. Yikes!

Fisher's shenanigans will one day come to an end. I hope that day wakes him up, and makes an honest man out of him. Sometimes you have to hit rock bottom in life. Seems like he hasn't yet. Let's pray for him, but still be wise onto him.

Moses.

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susan9santabarbara
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Elena, thanks for starting the new thread! I just finished reading all of the posts on the Rose Vendors FB group.
Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6
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Mr. Fisher,

When are you going to clean up your act? It's time to grow up, be a man, and start working honestly. You'll feel really good when you do.

Moses.
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Kristine LeGault 8a pnw
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So sneaky and dishonest
opineonline
last month
Thanks Elena, Black List also Grace Rose Farm
dianela7analabama
last month
Wow lol Nathan Fisher has no shame.

This is why I am not trying ANY NEW places that arent my trusted ones
KittyNYz6
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Elena,

Thank you! I could tell it was Nate by products he offered”Rose theme products…. soaps…chocolates…stationary.” So Nate’s other PA business, Garden Roses LLC, had so many issues he had to relocate and start a new website with a new name for his same rose business. Wow!

Dianela7…

Thank you for posting Nate’s new business name of farm application.

Did ANYONE ever get a rose they ordered from him? I received jam, sugar, soaos and candles., but no rose bushes.
dianela7analabama
last month
I received NOTHING, no roses, no candles and no reply to my emails.
BenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14)
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There is some truth to that business application…Indeed, NO ONE will be getting any live rose bushes from Nate’s new business. He stole from his own grandmother to buy a steak dinner for himself! So shipping roses to paying customers is probably quite low on his list of priorities.

Article taken from Rose Vendor Feedback
KittyNYz6
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Reposted from other GGLLC thread……

Nate no longer has a farm at the PA place we bought roses from …but did NOT get our rose orders fulfilled from. He moved from that farm land due to lease being revoked and Nate refused to pay final lease of farm land bill.

Now where is his new reincarnated Indian Creek Rose Farm business? His new rose farm website has no phone number and no address. Abd he doesn’t put his name in his website, either. pretty illusive!

The email above says GGLLC has relocated to another place for their farm in the area. So maybe Bate’s new reincarnated farm ,is still in PA?
opineonline
last month

This is the address he has listed on the filing. People in the area say that he is either using his home which he has greenhouses on the property or his mother's land
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Ken Wilkinson
last month
What a slug. He is leaving his slime everywhere he goes. PLEASE!!! Buy only from well established rose venders. And remember, no one is perfect. I do most of my bareroot buying from well established companies. Last week I received my 5 roses from Edmunds (all 5 Tineke). 4 bush's were huge with huge root systems. 1 was a little on the small side. Guess what? I planted all 5 in a row with the smaller one in the middle. I'm willing to bet next year no one will be able to tell it was the runt of the group. IF you try a new vender, be prepared for anything, including no roses at all. Watch out for slugs.

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