Got a couple of flowers for an outdoor planter, and considering it's mid June, I was happy to see…read moresuch variety. Regretfully I didn't go inside to check out the goods, but outside... there was an abundance of flowers, herbs, succulents, plants, small decor and others. Signage for price, clearance (in the back towards alley), and shaded plants were clearly marked. I appreciate that while the staff was kind, they weren't overbearing and allowed you to shop and your pace. I ended up needing advice and found someone who was very helpful. They have shopping carts (I didn't notice baskets), but the space is so tight, I didn't bother using one. As for parking, it's just street parking but I was able to find a spot on the parkway. Anyway, I've passed by so many times and don't know why it took so long to stop in, but glad I finally did.

Such helpful and knowledgeable staff! If you get overwhelmed, just ask! I stopped in to find a new…read morepot for a plant that was getting too tall, and one of the staff members spent 20 minutes with me pulling down pots to try and find the perfect one. Then, I asked what type of soil, and they looked up the plant in a database and and gave me a suggestion. I ended up getting my pots, soil, and a new plant (because of course) and they walked me to my car to help me carry everything even though it was cold out. Amazing service, great selection, and a gem of a small business!

Very quaint hole in the wall garden nursery that feels enchanted. I encourage everyone to stop by…read moreonce and you'll be fascinated. Pretty awesome to have it so close by our house.

Don't bother visiting this garden "center" as it is creepy and unkempt with a limited selection of…read moreplants-mostly shade. It could be re-named "Gray Gardens". The owner was really weird and made inappropriate/ creepy comments to us. We did buy a few plants, out of pity, from inside the moldy shed/office and paid twice as much as we should have compared with other retailers. Not a good experience or value.

Very cute and small garden center. They have one of the nicest and cool pottery/urns that I found…read morein the Twin City but a bit pricey. The little store was packed with plants inside, but it was well organized. Outside was well decorated and it's really clean. Very friendly and helpful staffs. A little green house store in the heart of the Twin City, very cute.

I have mixed feelings about Tangletown I have worked with them a couple times now and overall I…read morethink that they will "meet expectations", but they will "not go beyond expectations". Poor communication, sloppy work, say they're going to do things, but then forget to do it; mixing up orders and deliveries. Plants that die after they've been planted I don't know if I'm going to hire them again., I may look into Bachman's or Sunnyside -sorry.

Ridiculous prices. Bad Materials…read more save yourself the trouble and go to Peterson Companies or anywhere else. I only ever go here when im in a crunch. because the prices are so much higher than anyone else. I recently bought fill dirt from here for $25 a yard. ($3.50 at Peterson) I know fill dirt isn't the best dirt and I wasn't expecting good dirt. But what I got was nothing short of garbage. there was old fabric, lots of big roots, chunks of sod, and mulch! And not a small amount of it either, at least 50% of what I got was one of these things. Bottom line, save yourself the time and money and go somewhere else.

They had absolutely beautiful plants/trees and it was very well kept, however, there were two…read morethings that bothered me about my experience with them. 1) my husband, kids, and I came together and after we were done spending $1,400 on trees there, one of the landscaping guys accused my children of stealing 4 tree watering stakes out of the trees. I admit my son found one and picked it up, but I was watching them very closely the whole time and they most certainly did not steal 4 stakes. It was really the rude tone the worker took with me that bothered me more than anything. On the other hand, there WAS one young girl that was extremely helpful with picking out trees with us. 2) They told us our trees would be delivered in 3-5 business days and it took over 3 weeks to get them. I was about ready to call my credit card company and cancel on the purchase. Again, the trees are beautiful, it would've just been nice to not leave with a bad taste in my mouth and get them in the promised timeframe.

We hired EDS for a major landscaping project in 2023. One of the main reasons we selected EDS was…read morethe promise of maintenance-free landscaping. We also specifically requested that our existing mature, healthy, and unique trees be preserved. These trees were an important part of our property and provided significant privacy. I was only able to stop the removal partway through the project, but several trees had already been taken out. We were told at the time that the removed trees would be replaced with new plantings that would ultimately provide a better overall appearance and maintain privacy. Unfortunately, this has not been our experience. Many of the replacement trees have struggled to survive, and within a couple of years several have died. We have already had to replace at least four trees at our own expense. In addition, when I reached out to Mark about one of the failing replacement trees, I was initially told that replacing a small pine tree would cost approximately $800. I ultimately purchased a comparable tree from Home Depot for about $70 instead. After this, communication stopped and I did not receive further responses. While the initial sales process and communication were positive, the long-term results have not reflected the premium price we paid. The loss of mature privacy trees, the need for repeated replacements, and the lack of follow-up support have left us disappointed with the overall outcome.

If you have a big, expensive project and want to let someone else design it, this company may be…read morevery good (look at the photos on their website), but if you have something small, or your own idea of what you want, look elsewhere. They were up front about having a minimum project cost of $10K. I was willing to pay at least that for work on combination of several gardens around my yard. I took Mark around the yard and told/showed him what I wanted to do. Several weeks later (and much longer than he said it would take), I went to his office to look over his plans. Nothing in the plans had any resemblance to what I told him I wanted. He wanted to rip out all the perennial flower beds that all my neighbors and I love for their year-round color (I even get many compliments even from strangers walking by). His plans replaced them all with "Japanese gardens." He told me he's been doing Japanese gardens for years, but what he wanted to do was, at best, Japanese-inspired gardens because they defied a lot of Japanese garden design principles. I've spent a lot of time studying Japanese gardens, including 2 weeks touring Japanese Gardens in and near Kyoto Japan with Judith Clancy who has written a book on the subject, so I know what is and isn't a Japanese garden. There is much more to Japanese garden design than putting rocks and trees in together. EDS did landscaping for a neighbor a number of years ago. The work in front is lovely, However, in back there are 5 evergreens that looked very nice when planted, but were placed too close to the house and now that they have grown will have to be taken out because the branches are rubbing against the siding and the trees are blocking windows. One of the berms installed and another area also became overrun with European Snow on the Mountain that required Roundup to eradicate it.

I used Yelp to double check business hours. I was surprised to see a couple of poor reviews. I have…read morebeen there 40-50 times with a small trailer over the last 15 years picking up wood chips, mulch and black dirt. I have never had an issue. I have sent a number of people here for products and would highly recommend them to anyone reading this.

We ordered 20 yards of topsoil from Rick Buberl & Son and it was very nice topsoil. We were very…read morehappy with the service and the product. We are actually going to call and order another 10 yards for another landscaping project. They were on time and I appreciate it is a family run business. You do not need a huge nice office to deliver quality product or service.

always get my pot plants here and a couple of show stopper hanging basket. Friendly people with…read moregood advic.

Friendly service family owned. Super fun to go visit. Beautiful plants originally met them at the…read morefarmers market.

When it finally warms up in MN, there is no better activity than planting flowers. Where you buy…read moreyour flowers matters!!!! Garden City in St. Anthony is a small greenhouse that pops up for the summer months in a shopping center parking lot. The selection is terrific with flowers, herbs, and food plants. Buying from a local greenhouse means your plants are setup for success. They are well taken care of and the workers can help you identify what will suit your space the best. Additionally, at ~$6 per annual, I found it to be fair. Considering the care and growth potential of the flowers. My window boxes have never looked better. Highly recommend!!!

This is an expensive tent summer popup option with a limited selection. The sales look good from…read morethe roadside, but they are also limited.