Gardeningexpress Case Study

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Gardeningexpress’s history About Gardeningexpress How wonderful it would be if you wouldn't have to go to nurseries to buy saplings and you can so that by simply sitting on your couch with a laptop and Internet connection! Well, that is possible by www.gardeningexpress.co.uk. Gardening express was an idea that occurred to a teenager in the year of 1990 and soon the business was established. While he was studying horticulture at one of the best University, the business started taking a pace. In 2005, after his studies, the website was launched that offered saplings of various plants and flowers. The staff expanded, the nursery grew bigger and a number of varieties of saplings were added to the inventory. The company has passion for plants …show more content…

Gardeningexpress’s categories: Conifers Ferns - Hardy Garden Fern Plants Fruit Tree Offers Fruit Trees - Apple Plum Pear Cherry Apricot etc Fruits & Strawberries Fungi & Mushrooms Hedges & Hedging Plants Hardy Perennials - Signature Range House Plants New & Exclusive …show more content…

The amazing staff of well trained professionals solves your query in no time. The extremely humble support for the customers has kept them above all other competitors. He executives can be reached at the phone number provided on the website. Buyer’s feedback: The company has been successful in satisfying millions of customers. A few of them have given their reviews regarding the products as well the service. Here they are: “Dear Gardening Express. Thank you for your speedy service and absolutely stunning plants. You very kindly assisted me with an urgent delivery, and did not cut corners in supplying inferior plants in the process as I had the unfortunate experience when shopping at crocus. I did shop with you a couple years ago and hoped your range would get larger? you have not only succeeded in achieving that but a customer service/quality of plant and helpfulness unrivalled by the most well known site around. You are my first choice and also my recommended choice to all with gardening requirements. It was pleasure to deal with you and I look forward to our next trade. Thank

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