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Wittendale's Florist & Greenhouse's in East Hampton (89 Newtown Ln, NY 11937)
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Wittendale's Florist and Greenhouses offers the highest quality selection of cut flowers, indoor/house plants, annuals, perennials, herbs, and vegetable plants in East Hampton.
Wittendale's Florist & Greenhouse's is located in East Hampton (New York state) on the street of 89 Newtown Ln. If you want to ask about something we recommend contacting this place by phone. The Phone number is +16313247160. You can get more information from their website: http://www.wittendalesflorist.com/. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Wittendale's Florist & Greenhouse's quickly are 40.964603, -72.189949. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about Wittendale's Florist & Greenhouse's.
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- LGBTQ+ friendly
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- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
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- In-store pickup
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- Delivery same day
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- Staff wear masks
- Staff required to disinfect surfaces between visits
- Safety dividers at checkout
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JBM
I’ve been buying my annuals for a substantial garden at Wittendales for years. Today I bought the last thing I’ll ever buy thanks to the mishandling of a simple issue by the aggressive guy (would not say “gentleman”) in the office. I had bought two topiary trees. One turned brown. The other is green. He was frothy as he explained that it was improperly watered. I asked why one is fine and this one is dead. It’s not like I just watered one. They’re five feet apart. My questions exasperated him and he stormed off. Had he not been such a jerk about it, I wouldve accepted the explanation and just bought another one. But given his terrible attitude and nastiness, I bought another tree (needed a match) and will never be back. Seems like other customers have had similar experiences with rudeness there. Buckleys just got a new customer.
06.2022john
These people are so incredibly RUDE. No sense of customer service and over charge! DO NOT recommend. Way too many wonderful flower and nursery’s to choose from out east. Dont make this mistake.
01.2022Michael
Wittendale's did a great job handling my gift order at the end of Wednesday before Thanksgiving. The bouquet was lovely and they delivered it early the next day in time for the holiday. Thank you, Kim and team.
12.2021Dana
I'm torn because I've been shopping at Wittendales for years. But today I stopped in and the gentleman was incredibly RUDE to me. He kept schooling me on why the plants were not on sale. He was extremely aggressive. There is a HUGE sign that says plants are on sale I asked where they were and if they had any pots on sale. Look everyone isn't filthy RICH that lives in EH. I wasn't being cheap. I don't deserve to go into a shop and treated like that. I was nice. I am not giving them my hard earned money. No thanks!
09.2021Bon
I used to live in East Hampton and used Whittendals Florist for most of my needs.Rhwy have treated me right and changed my orders for me. They have never failed me....
09.2021Rebecca
Bob was fabulously knowledgeable and helped me pick out, repot and package up (for the car ride!) my new variegated schefflera
07.2021Peter
The day before thanksgiving. My Asian octogenarian mother in law asked me to take her so she could get a centerpiece for her daughters table, our 4th Thanksgiving in East Hampton. Unfortunately, she has early Alzheimer’s, but we waited patiently for our turn. I was encouraged, the the youngish well groomed sales person looked and sounded sharp, and he was obsequiously tending to the woman before us. But, in an instant, when our turn came, and when he realized that we were not immediately ready, and my mother in law apparently asked one too many questions, or perhaps he found it difficult to understand her accented English, the salesperson turned to someone else- whom he apparently knew, and served them, literally looking between us . We waited for a time longer, standing by the counter as he pointedly ignored us, and then he rang out yet another woman, exchanging familiar banter. I was hesitant to make a scene as that may have only have upset my mother in law, but I was baffled how he could be so peeved at being asked what the options and cost were for a simple centerpiece. Eventually, there being no one else to serve, he came back to us. This occurred in the early afternoon, it was not a few minutes before closing. My mother in law then asked if we could see a picture, or a sample of a centerpiece, she tried to explain what she had in mind. “No,” was his answer, I am not making this up. Keep in mind, I know nothing about centerpieces, but my mother in law was an avid gardener, I was simply hoping that the professional would help guide us. He the suggested a plant in a pot, then, without a word, flounced off, this time in a huff. I thought he was going to get a sample or a catalogue, but that was not the case. Eventually, as we were standing by the register, he came back again, now much more annoyed, we had not left. I asked how much the centerpiece might cost- “ fifty or sixty dollars.” What would it be? No answer. I could go on. It did not get better. My hope of my mother in law having a nice 5 or 10 minutes in the flower store was rudely shattered. I don’t know if it was an Asian thing, or an elderly thing, or because we didn’t emit the $outh of the Highway vibe this young man is most comfortable with, but evidently this is a flower shop that does not need customers other than those with a certain pedigree. I got her back in my car, she kept asking where the centerpiece was. We then drove to the flower shop on North Main Street, where exactly what I had hoped for happened- a wonderful woman showed us several centerpieces, my mother in law carefully asked 3 or 4 questions, then selected one, and 7 or 8 minutes later we drove away with it, Nancy holding it carefully in her lap, beaming. She then snuck it carefully across the yards and around the pool and through the back of the house as I occupied her daughter in the kitchen, and at Thanksgiving dinner 14 people admired it and toasted her and she was happy. No thanks to easily the rudest most self important salesperson I’ve encountered in some time, and no thanks to the establishment that employs him. I suggest you stay away, there are many better options in East Hampton for flowers, and, without a doubt, for simple friendly service.
07.2020Nikki
A superb selection of all sorts of plants for your garden. It’s the only place we shop, gardener does too. The staff is helpful with tips and suggestions on how to care for each type of plant. They have the most perfect geraniums on Long Island.
07.2019Mariana
Wittendale's is my favorite florist and greenhouse in the hamptons. They have a wide variety of flowers and plants for indoor and outdoor decorations for every season. Staff members are very nice and always willing to help. I love the Instagram page! ❤️
07.2019Karen
One of the best nurseries in east hampton. Don’t miss the greenhouse!!! Reasonable prices (for the hamptons). Huge selection of succulents, flowers, tropical plants, veggies and planters.
07.2018