The easiest way to verify plant installation is to compare the contract’s plant list to what was delivered and installed on-site. Start by checking plant tags, which usually include the botanical name, container size, and sometimes the cultivar. If tags are missing, ask your contractor for delivery tickets or nursery invoices to confirm what was purchased. Pay close attention to container sizes and plant counts—if your contract specified five #5 shrubs and you see three smaller pots in the ground, that’s an issue. Keep copies of all tags and tickets until your final walkthrough and acceptance. If you find mismatches, you have the right to request correction or negotiate a credit. Plant substitutions are sometimes necessary due to availability, but they should always be approved by you in writing before installation. Don’t assume “close enough” is acceptable; you’re paying for exactly what was specified in your contract.
Did my landscape company install the plants I ordered?
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