Treloar Roses

Daniel, below is the link how to post photos,

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I also have contacted a member, works at Treloars, in relation to the pedigree of 'OGS'. He is going to get back to me.

ive bought from treloar . the roses were good quality .. as for the free rose .. they sent me a dead one . even tho i sent pics to prove that

nothing was done about it.. i know i shouldnt complain it was free .. but they shouldnt advertise then they supply you with dead stock

makes me think twice before dealing with them again

I have received 4 free roses this year from them and they have been among the best quality bagged roses I have seen. May I suggest you give Casee a call there as she has been a great help with any of my queries.

Cheers
Brett

roseman wrote:Daniel, below is the link how to post photos,

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I also have contacted a member, works at Treloars, in relation to the pedigree of 'OGS'. He is going to get back to me.

Thanks David for that.It will be interesting to know it's pedigree.The flower is a wonderfull shape from the pictures.

jordan71 wrote:ive bought from treloar . the roses were good quality .. as for the free rose .. they sent me a dead one . even tho i sent pics to prove that

nothing was done about it.. i know i shouldnt complain it was free .. but they shouldnt advertise then they supply you with dead stock

makes me think twice before dealing with them again

Fairpoint Jordan.

yeah .. the person that i sent the photos to.. never got a responce back from.. honest tho .. i even said in the email to tell his staff to be carefull when they are sending free roses .. when i saw the rose i was shocked the wood was almost black .. took 4 pics and i emailed them through.. his responce at first .. its brown wood cause its 2 year old rose .. pfffffffftttttttt yer right .. anyways like i said they have good roses .. just the free ones i gotta wonder about

brettv68 wrote:I have received 4 free roses this year from them and they have been among the best quality bagged roses I have seen. May I suggest you give Casee a call there as she has been a great help with any of my queries.

Cheers
Brett

thanks brett. i wont worry about it now .. the person totaly unprofesional about the whole thing .. he could have at least responded .. but ah well u get that

info2 @treloarroses.com.au

Try this Jordan (remove the space) and address it to Casee. Be surprised if you get a better response.

Cheers
Brett

jordan71 wrote:

brettv68 wrote:I have received 4 free roses this year from them and they have been among the best quality bagged roses I have seen. May I suggest you give Casee a call there as she has been a great help with any of my queries.

Cheers
Brett

thanks brett. i wont worry about it now .. the person totaly unprofesional about the whole thing .. he could have at least responded .. but ah well u get that

I can tell you that there is always a better way to approach compliants and it sounds like you got the blunt end of a stick. Try Casee please as you have nothing to lose.

thanks mate

No worries!

Maybe I was lucky but when I have placed orders with them this season I have followed them up checking on delivery dates etc and found Casee very helpful and would make sure things went smoothly and listened to feedback.

Ok Fellas, lets leave this one alone. As said previous we have a member on here that we all can approach about this. Email me the concerns with all details.
David.

Will do Roseman and I think if Jordan does contact Casee it will be sorted.

Win win!

i allready have brett

cheers

Ausrose wrote:

I have been dealing with Treloars over 20yrs and I have never had a problem. A number of years back I did receive two free roses that were what I believed to be on the small side however I put them in pots and they grew into two magnificent bushes of Marilyn Monroe. Many years ago I read an article by Dr Bruce Chapman in which he advised to put new bare root roses in pots for twelve months before planting them out. Generally I do this and the roses thrive.

Very interesting way that may work.

jordan71 wrote:i allready have brett

cheers

Jordan have you been to All Green yet lol ???

I have posted a few pics of the roses I ordered from Treloars.
Picture of Our Golden Son HT[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Pic of Summer Of Love HT

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Pic of Parole HT.

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They all have nice shape about them Daniel

dannyboy wrote:

jordan71 wrote:i allready have brett

cheers

Jordan have you been to All Green yet lol ???

why dan ? is there something interesting there ?? hmmmmmmmmm

Dang. Just went to order a few more Paroles from Treloars, and they're sold out already. Daniel, I think you got the last or near last one ;-)

Reminder to self: Do not rave on about roses in public before you snaffle up your own quota.

Our Golden Son is an Aussie (ABR) bred by the late Trevor Grant which is a very attractive rose particularly in the bud form. I have grown it for a number of years and believe it is a good rose to show in the full bloom class. Two other roses bred by Trevor are Let's Celebrate and Governor Macquarie. Governor Macquarie which has perfume has great potential as an exhibition bloom.


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Governor Macquarie