TreeHelp is an online store based in Buffalo, New York, that sells tree care products, garden protection, tree and shrub seeds, and birding and wildlife supplies. It publishes a street address, a support email, written return terms, and an encrypted checkout, and most of its tree care products are made in the USA.

Why do shoppers check whether a tree care store is legitimate?

Because tree treatments and fertilizers bought online arrive by mail, and the buyer needs to know the seller can be reached and will stand behind an order. A published address, clear return terms, and secure payment are the usual signs of an accountable store.

What does TreeHelp sell?

Mainly tree care: care kits, slow release fertilizers, fertilizer spikes, mycorrhizal products, biostimulants, cold protection, and watering aids. Among the watering aids, a 15 gallon fill from a Treegator Original Slow Release Watering Bag waters a new tree with a 1 to 2 inch trunk for a week. Alongside its fertilizers, the store carries disease treatments such as Liquid Copper Fungicide Spray, applied with a hose end or pressurized sprayer at the first sign of disease. The rest of the catalog covers insect, weed, and animal control, tree and shrub seeds, and birding supplies.

What shows that TreeHelp is a legitimate store?

A physical address at 1051 Clinton Street in Buffalo, a support address at support@treehelp.com, and a 30 day return policy. Checkout is encrypted with SSL, card details are not kept on the store's servers, and the checkout area shows a count of more than 4,500 customer reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who founded TreeHelp?

The About page is signed by Paul Oliver, listed as the founder of TreeHelp.com.

Which payment methods are accepted?

All major debit and credit cards, including Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and Diners Club, as well as PayPal and Shop Pay.

Which carriers deliver orders?

Most packages ship by USPS Priority Mail or UPS Standard.

Is TreeHelp only a store?

No. Its Learning Center publishes tree and shrub care guides, insect and disease guides, and how to articles alongside the shop.