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La Crescenta Nursery
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They have a very good selection of plants at this nursery. I have shopped here for years, however over the last couple of years I have found customer service declining at an increasing rate. When you are actually able to find someone to ask for help, they are lazy and if what you ask requires actually walking somewhere, they would rather just point in the general direction usually saying something unintelligible in answer to your question. \r
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The last time I came into this nursery I had a large leaf and pictures of a tree I was interested in purchasing. I saw a salesman standing at the entrance of their sales building with his arms folded over his ample stomach. He did not move a toe nor acknowledge my presence as I headed up to speak with him. I approached him with the leaf and pictures asking him if he knew what kind of tree this was. He lazily took the pics from me and condescendingly replied, "Looks like a sycamore to me." When I told him that I was surprised because the o
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