Cal S Grower District — Florist in Edmonton

Reviews of Cal S Grower District

• Owen

  Added 2016.09.07

  THE PLANT IS CALLED cyclamen
• Xavier

  Added 2016.02.11

  THE PLANT IS CALLED cyclamen
• Benjamin

  Added 2016.02.09

  PLUS THE WORST PART I WAS INFORMED THE TWO PLANTS I BOUGHT ARE NOT TOXIC TO CATS % HOURS LATER I LOOKED IT AND THEY VERY TOXIC TO CATS AND DOGS>>>
• Caleb

  Added 2016.02.02

  PS I LOOKED HER IN THE EYE AND ASKED DIRECTLY IF IT WAS TOXIC AND IF SHE COULD LOOK IT UP>
• John

  Added 2016.01.04

  I visit Cal's regularly - about 2x per month. I'm always greeted with a smile and warm welcome. If you create your own bouqet, the prices are very reasonable - and the flowers retain their shape and colour for at least two weeks! The staff is very knowledgeable and has always had practical advice for my houseplant care. I fully recommend Cal's.
• Jackson

  Added 2015.11.29

  I WILL HAND SIGNS ON THE STORE WINDOW TO WARM OTHER AGAINST A PET DEATH DUE TO MISINFORMATION> BY FAR THE WORST PUBLIC EMPLOYEE I HAVE EVER DEALT WITH SHE SHOULD NOT BE EMPLOYED ANYWHERE> SHE NEED HELP WITH HER EXPLOSIVE ANGER> IF MY CATS GET SICK TONIGHT I WILL SEEK LEGAL ACTION IMMEDIATELY I AM NOT TAKING THIS LIGHTLY>
• Ethan

  Added 2015.09.08

  NOT ONLY WAS I VERBALLY ATTACKED WITH A VIOLENT OUTBURST BY THE FEMALE CLERK WHO COULD NOT CONTROL HER TEMPER SLAMMING HER HANDS ON THE COUNTER AND YELLING AT ME >>>
• Jacob

  Added 2015.08.07

  The toxins of the cyclamen can cause a wide range of problems for the pets that ingest them, ranging from excessive salivation and digestive upset to seizures and heart rhythm abnormalities. In small ingestions, most pets will suffer only mild digestive upset. However, in cases of large ingestion, this toxicity can prove fatal.
• Jesse

  Added 2015.06.12

  Cyclamens pose a much greater risk to your pets than poinsettias
• Jayden

  Added 2015.03.01

  I WILL LET THIS BE KNOWN PUBLICLY THROUGH WHAT EVER MEANS POSSIBLE>
• Charles

  Added 2014.09.20

  NOT ONLY WAS I VERBALLY ATTACKED WITH A VIOLENT OUTBURST BY THE FEMALE CLERK WHO COULD NOT CONTROL HER TEMPER SLAMMING HER HANDS ON THE COUNTER AND YELLING AT ME >>>
• Isabella

  Added 2014.08.22

  I WILL LET THIS BE KNOWN PUBLICLY THROUGH WHAT EVER MEANS POSSIBLE>
• Sebastian

  Added 2014.04.01

  LET IT BE KNOWN.
• Aiden

  Added 2014.03.23

  ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
• Christian

  Added 2013.12.27

  GOD HELP ME
• Brandon

  Added 2013.11.16

  I HAVE 3 CATS THAT I NEED TO MONITOR THROUGH THE NIGHT.
• Jack

  Added 2013.09.22

  ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
• Xavier

  Added 2013.08.19

  PLUS THE WORST PART I WAS INFORMED THE TWO PLANTS I BOUGHT ARE NOT TOXIC TO CATS % HOURS LATER I LOOKED IT AND THEY VERY TOXIC TO CATS AND DOGS>>>
• Evan

  Added 2013.08.17

  I WILL HAND SIGNS ON THE STORE WINDOW TO WARM OTHER AGAINST A PET DEATH DUE TO MISINFORMATION> BY FAR THE WORST PUBLIC EMPLOYEE I HAVE EVER DEALT WITH SHE SHOULD NOT BE EMPLOYED ANYWHERE> SHE NEED HELP WITH HER EXPLOSIVE ANGER> IF MY CATS GET SICK TONIGHT I WILL SEEK LEGAL ACTION IMMEDIATELY I AM NOT TAKING THIS LIGHTLY>
• Anthony

  Added 2013.07.07

  The greatest concentration of the toxins is contained in the tubers of the plant. These are basically the 'lunch box' or 'food pantry' for the plant, acting as a storage place for energy and nutrients. Fortunately for most pets, the tubers of the cyclamen are located beneath the soil. So for those pets that only nibble on a leaf or two, their clinical signs are likely to only be mild in nature. However, for those mischievous and destructive enough to dig up the roots and tubers, the end result can be far more significant.
• Alejandro

  Added 2013.05.27

  LET IT BE KNOWN.
• Madison

  Added 2013.04.10

  I HAVE 3 CATS THAT I NEED TO MONITOR THROUGH THE NIGHT.