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Ordered seeds on Shop and asked if there was issue with my order. They attached DHL paperwork to my email and shop order but the DHL paperwork stated the tracking attempt was not successful meaning this was never sent to me. BUYER BEWARE THESE PEOPLE ARE SCAMMING YOU!!!!
I think this company may be a scam. I’ve been billed £15 for a pack of seeds (not arrived) and when I’ve looked into site they seem to be based in India which was not apparent when ordering. Tried to contact both both support emails fail as not existing. Don’t be a mug like me.
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