Leon & George review

Updated September 30, 2026 · TreatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

Leon & George suits buyers who want a plant rather than a bouquet and weigh a long guarantee window above a low entry price. Its freshness guarantee of 45 days leads the ranking, and its price from rank sits at the other end of the table.

Key facts

Best for
Plant buyers who value a long freshness guarantee over the lowest entry price.
Price from
$69 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Freshness guarantee
45 days (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Markets
AT, BE, BG, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, GR, HR, HU, IE, IT, LU, MC, NL, PT, SE, US (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Headquarters
United States (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Support channels
Email (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Products
Plants
Official website
leonandgeorge.com

Apps and profiles

Elsewhere
X

Pros and cons

Pros

  • A freshness guarantee of 45 days, placing the brand at 1 of 20 brands compared on that measure.
  • The catalogue is plants only, so every order is a living plant rather than a cut stem.
  • Delivery reaches AT, BE and BG from a base in the United States, so a single account covers the US home market and the European markets listed.
  • An overall score of 8.5, with the guarantee window and the delivery list doing most of the work.

Cons

  • Support runs on email only, while 47.8% of the plant delivery brands compared also offer a phone line.
  • The range is plants only, so no bouquets or letterbox flowers sit alongside the plants, unlike Serenata Flowers with bouquets, letterbox flowers and plants.
  • The entry price of $69 ranks 27 of 27 on price from, and the cost part of the score is 8.
  • Orders only run to AT, BE and BG, so shoppers in any other market sit outside the delivery list.
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Who it suits

  • Plant buyers in Austria, BE and BG who want a gift that keeps growing well after the occasion.
  • Anyone who plans ahead, since the guarantee window of 45 days runs far past the category norm of 7.
  • Shoppers comfortable dealing in writing, since support runs on email.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Bouquet and letterbox flower buyers: Serenata Flowers lists bouquets, letterbox flowers and plants.
  • Shoppers after a subscription or dried stems: Fleurop lists bouquets, plants and subscriptions.
  • Anyone wanting a mixed basket on a lower starting figure: the entry price of $69 ranks 27 of 27, and Blumenshop lists bouquets, letterbox flowers and plants.

Where it sits among rivals

The rankings settle the argument faster than any description. On freshness guarantee days Leon & George sits at 1 of 20 brands compared, the widest window in that field. On price from the same brand is at 27 of 27, so the price column reads very differently from the guarantee column. Read the pair together and the trade-off is plain: the cover is long and the entry price is not a budget one. Buyers who sort a shortlist by cheapest first will pass this brand by, while buyers who sort by cover will not. Anyone who needs both a low starting figure and a wide window is looking for a different profile, and the price from ranking shows that quickly. The gap between those two columns is the single fact worth carrying into a comparison.

Who runs it

Leon & George runs from US. Support is email only, listed as email, and that single channel shapes how a problem gets handled. A plant that arrives tired, a parcel running late, a question about care before any watering: all of it goes in writing. The advantage of a written channel is that the record stays together, so an order number and the delivery date in the opening message make the follow-up short. The drawback is the loss of a voice on a call at the moment a buyer may want one, which matters most for a living product where a slow reply eats into the window the guarantee gives. It is also a model that travels well across borders, since a written desk does not need local opening hours in every market on the list.

How Leon & George compares

Where Leon & George is available

Available
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, United States

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

What does a plant cost at Leon & George?+

Plants start at $69. That entry price sits at 27 of 27 in the site's price from comparison, so the range does not begin cheap. The catalogue is plants only, which makes this a single purchase rather than a repeating order.

What does the freshness guarantee cover?+

The window runs to 45 days, which places the brand at 1 of 20 brands compared on that measure. The wider category sits at 7, so this guarantee leaves plenty of room before a plant would be called on.

Can I order bouquets from Leon & George?+

No. The range is plants only, so there is no bouquet or letterbox flower line here. Serenata Flowers lists bouquets, letterbox flowers and plants and Blumenshop lists bouquets, letterbox flowers and plants, which is where a flower-first order belongs.

Which countries does Leon & George deliver to?+

The company is based in the United States and its delivery list covers AT, BE and BG. That spans the US home market alongside a wide set of European markets, so a single account reaches most European shoppers. Buyers sitting outside that list would need another provider.

How do I get help from customer support?+

Support runs on email only, so a question about a delivery or a plant goes in writing. Across the plant delivery brands compared, 95.7% also pair email with a help centre and 47.8% offer a phone line, which is the gap here.

How does Leon & George score?+

The overall score is 8.5, split into 8 for cost and 9 for the offer. The offer part carries the rating, which matches what the brand is selling: a long guarantee window and a wide delivery list rather than a low starting price.

How do the alternatives compare on what they sell?+

3 alternatives sit alongside it. Serenata Flowers lists bouquets, letterbox flowers and plants, Blumenshop lists bouquets, letterbox flowers and plants and Fleurop lists bouquets, plants and subscriptions. All three sell plants, so the pick comes down to whether you want flowers in the basket and, with Fleurop, a subscription or dried stems.

Sources

Compiled from 5 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

Leon & George

Leon & George

Plant buyers who value a long freshness guarantee over the lowest entry price.

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