Rosie's Gardens Hughes Landscape Inc

When I visited Rosie's Gardens, the employees showed me the topsoil and compost. They discussed the advantages and disadvantages of each and helped me decide which would be better for my needs. I ordered topsoil that afternoon, and they delivered it first thing the next morning. They were willing to dump the soil in the yard, as I requested, rather than the driveway, which is what they usually do.

They did a good job this time. But when I went back to have him give me an estimate again, he never called me back. I even went to the place a couple times and left my name and number, he never called me back. He dug up tulips that I told him not to, when I pointed it out he brought two more, so he did a decent job. It was a fair price compared to other estimates that I got.

We were very pleased with the landscaping plans and very competent and friendly staff.

They delivered the mulch on the day they said they would. We got what we wanted when we wanted it.

It went very well. Lots of work, over many days/weeks but we are so pleased it was worth any inconvenience. We couldn't be happier. Side note: Many walkers in our neighborhood and neighbors/friends commented on how beautiful it looked and asked for a referral.

I asked if I could buy them, and they gave me a reasonable price on the spot.

I like them very much. They did a nice job and the shrubs are healthy.

We are happy with the service. They are really knowledgeable. She buys the plants when they have deals at the end of the season. My wife goes back there year in and year out.

That was done Tuesday gone and it was fine. All they did was grind the stumps of a couple trees that we had taken down. They came on time and everything about them was satisfactory but we didn't even see them. We have no complaints.

The designed was fabulous and he designed something we wanted. I am very happy with the work he did.

On June 22, 2012, I visited and purchased a fountain from Rosie's for $756.95 ($809.94 with tax). Mary Beth handled my purchase. She was pleasant and courteous, which I always appreciate. She stated that she would estimate $200 for delivery, but based on the difficulty of the install, that amount would probably be adjusted to $150. The bill stated: and quot;will pay delivery @ time of delivery.and quot; I told Mary Beth that I was ordering early, but did not want delivery until later in July because I was having a patio installed along with a matching concrete pad for the fountain. I also informed Mary Beth that, on the day following the patio installation, my electrician was arriving to run the electrical from the fountain pad to the house. This would make any install easy since the installers would not have to create a solid surface for the fountain, but would have only to set it up and level it. On the receipt, Mary Beth indicated and quot;will calland quot; and and quot;mid-July.and quot; At the end of June, afterI had the patio contractor scheduled for July 24-25 and the electrician scheduled for July 26, I called Rosie's. I provided these dates and asked if the fountain could be installed on Friday, July 27. They confirmed that, because I was calling so far in advance, this would not be a problem and told me that they would be there in the morning to install my fountain. On Tuesday, the day the patio and matching fountain pad was installed, the patio contractor asked me if the electrical box, for the fountain, should be installed in the center of the cement pad (for a hard wired fountain) or at the side (for a plug in fountain). I had no idea, so I contacted Rosie's and stated that I was having a fountain delivered on Friday and that my patio contractor had some questions about the type of fountain I was having installed. I had the person from Rosie's on speaker phone so that they could speak directly with my fountain contractor. The person from Rosie's had no clue about my order and asked me what kind of fountain I was having installed. I stated that it is a FT35 PV. The person from Rosie's said she had no idea about the electrical. I suggested to her that she might locate someone who does know and put that person on the phone. Finally, a male came on the speaker phone, asked me what kind of fountain I purchased, and stated that he wasn't sure, but MOST of their fountains were plug in fountains that required a GPI box. The patio contractor understood what the person from Rosie's stated and did the install based on some guess-work by the person from Rosie's. On the morning of July 27th, after everything had been prepared that week, I contacted Rosie's to confirm the installation of my fountain that morning. The person who answered the phone stated that they were out installing a fountain and that she had no record of my fountain or its installation. I was absolutely shocked. Because this person had no idea about my fountain, or what to do, she put me on the phone with someone else. I explained my situation, stating that I had ordered the fountain on June 22, had called Rosie's and had received a confirmation about my install date/time weeks before, and had even called that week to discuss my fountain. I stated that I had spoken with Mary Beth at the time of my order. The person, on the phone, stated that she was Mary Beth. She stated that there was no record of my installation for that day and that the installers were doing a big installation that morning that required several of their men. She stated that she would have to get back with me. I was very disappointed, not just because Rosie's had messed up, but because I had arranged my schedule to accommodate a morning installation. Now,I had to wait around for Mary Beth to research the situation and call me back. Later that morning, Mary Beth called me and stated that the fountain was not prepped for install and that because it was a floor model, they had to do some repainting where it was scratched. I was a bit perplexed because, having ordered it 4-5 weeks previously, I would think that the prep work would have been completed long before the date of delivery. I had even stopped by during the 4-5 week period to purchase a plant and, while there, asked about my fountain. During that visit, they stated that it was probably disassembled and on a pallet ready for delivery. Well, it was on a pallet, I'm sure, but apparently it was not readied for delivery .... even on the day it was to be delivered. Mary Beth gave me an option. I could have them deliver my fountain that afternoon or I could postpone the delivery, allow them to paint the scratches and clean the fountain, and have it delivered on Saturday. My hands were obviously tied. I agreed to the Saturday morning delivery, but asked Mary Beth where the break-down had occured in their process. She seemed irritated that I would ask her that question. She asked me what I meant. I stated that I had ordered the fountain weeks in advanced, had called on a couple occasions prior to my promised delivery date, and still, after all that, they were unable to deliver the fountain when they agreed. Mary Beth seemed a bit touchy about the issue and stated that a part-time person had placed my order on the wrong spot on the board and it was missed. I realize human errors occur, but I also expect businesses to go the extra mile when its their fault. I hardly received an apology. I was charged $150 for the installation and delivery. While that is the price I agreed to pay, it seems that Rosie's could have offered to do something special to make up for a problem that was completely in their control. What could they have done? Perhaps a heartfelt apology. Perhaps a deduction on the installation. Perhaps a plant. Perhaps the owner could have called to apologize. All of these things are tools that a business can use to create good customer relations and long-term customers. None of this occurred. I had to have Rosie's come back out the following week because the fountain was losing water. I would fill the fountain and within one day, the fountain was nearly empty. This time, when I called, the person said that they don't know anything about fountains and would need to transfer me to the Owner. The owner had a tone in his voice that sounded like I was fabricating the story. He asked if the water was splashing out and that was the reason for the empty basin. I stated that there is no way that it was splashing that much as to empty the bowl. He stated someone would be out to fix it. The installers returned and put silicone near the hoses that connect to the pump and the fountain. They pinned the hose so that not very much water was coming from the top of the fountain. I had to run into the house to give them pennies and other change so they could level the various parts of the fountain. They left and everything seemed fine...except that they had clamped the hose too tightly and not much water was coming from the top of the fountain. Since it is late in the season, it will have to do for the remainder of the year. I plan to call Rosie's and have them do a Winter preparation (taking the fountain apart, covering it) and then coming back in the Spring to reassemble it, do maintainance, etc. I do not blame the employees. They are only as good as the processes established by management and the training they receive. Rosie's has a lot of great selections and I would like to be a customer; however, old-fashioned friendly customer service doesn't seem like too much to ask for. They need to do some work in that area. I score them with A on most categories; however, I could not, in good conscience, give them a good grade in professionalism nor punctuality.

We have had very good service from them. We continue to patronize their service because they do very good work.

We were very satisfied with the workmanship and customer service.

I like them. They just started last summer. I like the business and it is privately owned so I go there often. I decided to call them for removing a possibly dead tree. The owner came himself; he didn't send some underling. He came and I wasn't at home so he left me a message saying that he doubted whether it will make it, but I could try fertilizing it. He gave some suggestions and said that if I did want it removed, he gave me a quote for it. I called later and said that I would give it one more season and then I would decide. I gave it one more season and it's dead. I stopped by the business and the owner was in his office and so they took me back behind all these funny doors. He was such a gentleman that he remembered coming; I mean it's a big business, but he was very polite. He said that they would come and take care of it for me. I was impressed because I was just one customer out of a thousand and he treated me like I was going to be a big customer. He quoted me $225; and I don't think it is too bad to cut a tree down and take it away.

The landscape timber on the deck had rotted out. The wood was about 25 years old. He came out and told us how much it would cost and we agreed. We werent sure how it would turn out but it turned out better then we thought it would.

Hughes landscaping created a front porch and patio. The end product was perfect and much admired by my neighbors.

They were very prompt and did a good job. It lasted since the garden is still there. I would use their services in the future too.

When I called them and said I went with a different company. He later said after I called, "I guess I'll charge you than." I also had to call him twice before I got a response, and they were not professional. He was very nasty, and I would not call them again.

Excellent experience. Rosie has a degree from Purdue in Biology. She is very professional. Her knowledge on plants and soils is outstanding that made my garden work much easier and created beautiful plants and flowers. I especially like their organic products. I have recommended Rosie's Gardens to friends.

They are very nice people and do a great job! Their prices are very reasonable as well. The quality of their plants is outstanding and they guarantee what they plant. They have been very good to me over the years.

Delivery was punctual, mulch was good quality, and I received a discount on delivery!

It went very well. The work they do, works well. Very nice very professional. I have hired Hugh's Landscaping multiple times and will continue to do so.

Rosie's staff was very friendly and eager to help. We were shown the mulch samples and prices and they explained the pros and cons of each. We ordered the hardwood mulch and it was delivered the same day. Just a tad pricier than some others I've dealt with in the past, but the experience was worth it. Like most mulches in this price range, I think, the surface color faded after a month or so. Fresh mulch looks so nice, and it's a shame that it loses its luster so quickly. Oh, well.

They replaced a plant that did not make through the winter immediately. I would definitely recommend them.

The company never showed for an estimate scheduled for 3 PM on a Wednesday and never called to re-schedule. I called when the company was 20 minutes late to offer assistance with directions, etc., but no one answered and I had to leave a voice mail message. Despite never getting my message returned, I gave the company the benefit of the doubt (i.e. maybe the landscaper had had a personal emergency arise) and called a second time on the following day to again request a rescheduling of an estimate for us. This time, the phone was answered by someone who told me unapologetically that the landscaper had missed a few appointments the day before. Against my better judgment, I nevertheless requested a callback to reschedule the estimate. The callback never came. The reviews posted here imply that this company does good work. Perhaps it does if you can ever get them out to your home to honor their commitments. For those whose time is valuable, may I suggest not wasting your time with this unprofessional business