Just got a property near this location. Drive by here almost daily and decided to drop in and check it out. Boy was that a bad idea. Upon entering their first section where plants would be was empty, not a big deal the place seemed large so I drove around to see visually what they had without getting out of my car (a quick window shopping if you would). I looped around to get back to the entrance and this individual driving a cart stops at the corner and just stares at me while I'm coming back, once I was close enough the man, he stuck his hand out as if to signal me to stop, so I did and had such ridiculous exchange with him that my brother who I was taking to on the phone that aso just got property locally agreed that we won't be buying anything there ever for any reason big or small. I was told it was odd that I was driving around and asked why, then was asked if I was a landscaper or a property owner very sarcastically, when I said property owner he again very rudely and smartly informed me that homeowners are for Saturday's only (today is Thursday).... He closed with stating that most people stop into the office and get brochures and not drive around like I was (boy was he suspicious of something, what I haven't a clue lol). I'm assuming the property is closed off to the public all days of the week except Saturdays? If that's the case put up a sign saying so. Your gate was open I saw cars I drove In To check it out and maybe set something up... thought that was common place. You have a tiny sign that has the nursery name and phone number that's it. Is it really odd for someone to drive in and look around? The place did seem a little empty plant wise, and maybe the gate was open for some other reason like a delivery, gates usually closed, and I some how timed it poorly or something, who knows, but what a ridiculous human being. Not any way to treat potential customers obviously. Could have the nicest people inside but will never know now after that interaction, I just turned around and left. I'll spend my money elsewhere. read more
