Bruce company planted trees in our veridian home and the neighbors. Both are extremely crooked from the get go. To fix them they wanted 180 dollars. Looked like they had some kids who had no clue what they were doing planting these things. Ones planted along the street by the city look much better.
The Bruce Company
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Great selection of trees and shrubs. The staff are helpful and friendly.
This is by far the largest garden center I have been to. Plants are high quality, great selection. You can find anything having to do with the outdoors. They also have a large selection of house plants and orchids. They even have a gift shop.
I found a good selection of outdoor plants
Buyer Beware: Zero Accountability Once They Have Your Money If you are considering using The Bruce Company, be prepared for great sales pitches but absolute negligence the second the installation crew leaves your driveway. We closed on our brand-new home in September 2025, and the arborvitae they planted was already completely dead the day we took possession (as you can see in image). It wasn't shocked; it was a crispy, dead stick. Nearly a year later, I am still staring at this eyesore because our account manager, James Wagner, completely checked out. He has been dismissive, entirely non-responsive, and has ghosted a patient customer trying to get a simple warranty replacement. The lack of quality control didn't stop there. Their team installed our grass irrigation system but completely forgot to turn on the main water supply valve, leaving a brand-new system totally useless. We had to diagnose and fix their oversight ourselves, and when we brought it to their attention, they offered zero compensation or care. A company’s true colors show in how they handle mistakes. Leaving a client with dead landscaping and an inoperable water system for a year while your account manager ducks calls is pathetic service. Potential buyers should look elsewhere if they value communication and getting what they actually paid for.
