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In april my husband I purchase 1 apple tree, 2 peach trees, 1 pomegranate, 2 blueberry, 1 concord grape, and 2 raspberry bushes. After about a month, we noticed that the pomegranate, 2 raspberry bushes and 1 peach tree were not blooming nor leafing out at all. I contacted the store to ask if I could get a refund. They didn't answer me until june 4, 2020. They told me I needed to return the items to the store I bought them from within 30 days, along with the receipt. Did you get that? They took 2 months to answer me, then told me I need to return them within 30 days.
My advice to anyone who reads this is simple, do not purchase any live plants from tractor supply ever. They will not make it good when you discover the plants are dead and not simply 'dormant.'
I'll never purchase any trees or fruit bushes there again. We're out $55.96 plus tax... Nope, not buying from them again.
I spent $1000 on Azalea bushes There are all diseased. This peculiar disease kills off the Azaleas. Do not purchase bushes or Trees from them. This disease spread to all my plants on property. There is no funcid to kill this disease
Tractor supply does not have one year warranty on live good be aware! lost 50% of the trees I purchased there, I called them to find out the big disappointment. Menards, Home Depot, Lowes all have one year.
I won't buy trees at Tractor supply anymore
I am experiencing the same issue, I thought that all trees where warranty for at least a year. I learned the bad way that Tractor Supply just have 30 days warranty on live goods. I will never buy a tree from tractor supply again.
Planted trees on early spring with the same technic (vendor instructions) 4 are dead two are ok and the ret are doing great.
Cost per tree $19.99
Percentage of tree success 50%
Final tree cost $40
Menards, Home Depot, Lowes they all have one year warranty
I was hoping they had a guarantee better than that. I just see one of the apple trees I bought there is dead so I googled their return policy and this popped up . Bummer
I live in San Antonio, TX, & I am not exaggerating, one little bit, when I say that what I consider a mafia of people have gone to my grocery store, dentist, doctor, etc, with the primary reason being to torture me (hyonotically) with noises. I asked police to come to my home about this, and one of the officers left, seemingly so the other one could take out his keys & shake them directly in my ear!
Their baiting me, to put me in the State Hospital, had happened before, so this time I just smiled, which fortunately seemed to confuse the officer, who left, not knowing what to do. This type of abuse happened DAILY, until recently. Fortunately, I graduated from Texas A & M, in History, & my stepfather actually went to the Nuremburg trials, in Munich, so I have pretty good idea that I was chosen in 1985 to help bust these people who think it so absolutely necessary & important to prey on the mentally ill, making their lives a horrific nightmere ( Certain noises torture me, & they surrounded me with them, sometimes with seriously nasty people, for almost 25 years--- the worst being when I tried to work at Dillard's, [protected]; this included customers, as well as many employees, & much of the music they played).
What does all this have to do with Tractor Supply? I think they are the ONLY store in the San Antonio area where this did not occur. For this reason alone, I ask you to please, please support this brave company who is brave enough to stand up to this mafia, when even police & FBI a few miles from my home are too afraid to do their jobs. Even the doctors are too afraid to cure my skin of SERIOUSLY PAINFUL infections, if I stand or walk too long, without massive amounts of a certain retinol cream first applied, to dry it out. The doctors give me scowling, disgusted looks, and say they can only prescribe moisturizer, as if no one has ever told them that sometimes a patient is FORCED to dry out her skin, to SURVIVE the pain. I have told police, the CDC, & possibly the FBI about this, not to mention my current insurance provider. I've spent thousands. Dillard's takes no responsibility, because they say I didn't report the incident when I quit, or within 2 years. I was too freaked-out to think! I also wanted all the noise torturers to go to prison for life, so I made sure to state that as my reason for quitting.
Regarding the plants, I was amazed at how beautifully my azaelia bushes did, in spite of all the criss-crossing roots of my shrimp plants, growing right next to them ( Shrimp plants are extremely aggressive in taking over as much space as you allow, after the first few years). I also bought a couple of those plants for $6.99, in the pretty boxes, but only one came up, & I don't think it was worth $6.99. My experience has been that ordering on-line gives you far better plants, than in-person, at Tractor Supply. The rat poison that looks like blue squares, sold in heavy buckets, has been a life-saver that is sold in their stores, though. San Antonio will not allow me to work, & has diseased me enough so that I can't sit for long, or hold a book, or write, without problems & more infection spreading. Just to control this has been a horrific expense. A few years back, I fell, running from a rat in my tub, breaking my wrist, & have not yet completely recovered my right hand, because I don't want my diseased fingers touching my palm, so I would not be surprised if people weren't throwing rats in my back yard, hoping I might break my neck next!
Anyway, the people at Tractor Supply have been helpful & friendly, God bless them!
I ordered an extinguisher deer call with instructional dvd through tractor supply using the TSC computer, my order would come in and I’d be notified by email, ok that time came I went to the store since I was in town and pulled up my email (btw I live thirty minutes away), the email said thank you for picking up your order, what? Ok thought maybe it was an error, walk up to the desk, Jerry says your son has it, what? My son, yea she sent him to pick it up, who is she? Your wife?
Man I don’t have a son living here, oh he said your wife sent him to pick it up, “note” (he had the email)