PlantMeGreen.com Review

Overall, Plant Me Green nursery went up 12.5 points pushing their grade up to a C+.

PlantMeGreen.com is a retail online nursery created by a very large and successful wholesale growing operation, Simpson Nurseries. Simpson Nurseries is a plant supplier for, and fulfills some of Nature Hills orders. 

It looks like Plant Me Green has raised some of their prices but there are still some good deals.  They seem to show pictures of the field plants, giving you some idea what you’re buying. That's a huge plus.

Their selection for evergreen trees & shrubs is a bit limited. Just 18 in-stock when we checked. They do carry some pretty large sizes.  We found a few 7 gallon container sizes.

If your order is under $100, the ship costs range from $11.99 up to $24.99.  That is kind of high but it seems like they perpetually offer free shipping on orders over $100.

The retail website hasn’t been around very long, so it got dinged on ratings for years in business and domain authority. Having started in 2012 also means they haven’t collected a lot of product reviews. But they get huge credit for not shying away from blunt reviews.

Since they ship a lot of orders from Florida which allows them to ship many products to southern, warmer climates all year.

They offer a “100% Guarantee” with a “1 Year Warranty on All Potted Plants”.  What does that mean? “we will replace it within one year from the date of purchase as long as its condition may be reasonably and fairly attributed to us.”

For sales of bare root plants, they offer a 50% store credit for the cost of the plant(s).  There are a few conditions.  They do offer cancellations for any order that hasn’t shipped yet. Overall, their terms & warranty aren’t the worse and bot the best. 

Plant Me Green does offer a lot of resources, guides and plant information.  They also have You Tube videos under the pretty cool moniker; “Plant Me Green TV”.

What were the red flags? 

They haven't been online too long, there's not a lot to pick on.  The only issue we have is the legalese for their terms. They use the dreaded ALL CAPS at the end.