R K.

Wish I had searched for reviews about this company before buying anything from them. Everything stated by others about this company is true. Hidden in their "warranty" page is clause that they can send you anything they want essentially. They claim equal or grater, but what I received was a common grass plant rather than the more expensive plant I ordered.

They will only offer store credit, but if you buy anything from them with such credit, you would have to keep in mind the substitution clause.

If you read their reviews and their reply across the net, it is painfully obvious that this "business" is just scamming people out of their money.

They took one customer to court for a review years ago (and lost) and have threatened people with ruining their credit by filing false unpaid debt claims and using collection agents to hunt them down and harass them. Both of these are violation of the law.

They also do business under multiple names like TN Tree Nursery, DNT Tree Nursery, Quick Growing Trees, Tennessee Wholesale Nursery and OnlinePlantNursery.

First of all, the company knows about these problems and much more yet does nothing to address them as long as they can keep generating money from ads.

Censorship abound as does threats made to silence people. Due to a spike in crime at the time I was a member in Norfolk VA, people were upset that the local police were not doing anything about the crime after the fact in some cases. Victims and neighbors who came forward with video of the crimes being committed were told by police that they could not use the video.

People in our ND and linked/extended groups were upset and voiced their frustrations for the most part in civil ways. The leads and a few of their loyal followers made threats to silence people.

One of the leads claimed to have connections with both the police and local newspapers and reporters. She made treats of turning over the names and addresses of people in ND complaining to the local press for a story about people who hate the police.

She also offered to turn over the posts people had made about the police to the police. Why? The implied threat was so the police would know who they really didn't need to rush to help.

Besides that, linked/nearby NextDoor groups in my area were used to advertise the businesses owned by the leads. The most laughable was an organic cleaning service.

Think of the worst click of neighborhood busy-bodies, bitter retired people with no life and a desire to meddle in yours, and you have the foundation of most of the NextDoor groups.