Wild Cherry Tree Gift Reviews

4.1 Rating 17 Reviews

About Tree2mydoor:

The tree gifts company, specialising in a mail order gift service where customers can send individually gift wrapped trees and plants for presents.
Each tree or a plant comes with exclusive greetings card that you personalise at time of order. Choose from miniature established trees to young trees and seed packs to send as gifts that will last for many years to come.

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Aleksandar Y

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Posted 6 years ago

“Sapling seemed a little thin and delicate and the box was fairly crushed around the top but I've heard it's been planted with no issue and budding already so no complaints about quality. Maybe just a little more care around the delicate top leaves during packaging and shipping.”

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Posted 7 years ago

Miss Joanna W

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“Customer service is appalling, complete lack of help and assistance. Perhaps make sure your phone number works and we may make the 11am cut off next time. For an urgent funeral request surely you could have given me the 6 minute leeway that I requested?! What a joke. Secondly it was due to be delivered on Tuesday but didn't arrive until Thursday. I would like to know why there was a further 2 day delay? Joanna”

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Posted 8 years ago

“It would be easier to send a review after a few months. We bought it as a Golden Wedding gift for close friends.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“A lovely idea in memory of my daughter Rosie”

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Posted 12 years ago

“very good condition and well presented in box”

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Posted 12 years ago

“Fantastic gift idea, we love our wedding present!!!”

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Posted 13 years ago

“Difficult to give it much of a review so early on. Resembles nothing more than a twig at this stage. I'm sure he'll be happy in his pot for now, until we decide where we want to live long term, then he'll really be able to get his roots down.”

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Posted 13 years ago