Cute plant shop in the middle of downtown georgetown. Very tight space but there is lots to look…read moreat. Lots of plants, jewlery, knick knacks , pots and more. Most plants I had already so we didn't buy anything. cool "back yard" with picnic tables, food trucks, and coffee, kind staff. perfect place for a cute gift for that plant loving friend or family member!

I have purchased over a dozen plants from Root to Rise in the last year. It's EASY to be a repeat…read morecustomer. The owner, Megan, does an excellent job of stocking a wide variety of healthy, happy plants! I've purchased a variety of succulents, philodendrons, pothos, snake plants and other less common houseplants from her. All of my plants thrive. I've never had a single bug in a plant I've purchased from her (which is super important when you own more than 50 houseplants and don't want an infestation). Root to Rise is my trusted go-to for quality houseplants!

Our landscaper, Pedro's Landscaping bought 47 Italian Cypress trees in September to install in our…read morebackyard and now 4 months later we have 47 dead trees. I don't know what our landscaper paid, but we paid almost $9K for these trees. Checked with both my landscaper, Pedro Abundis and Danny at Circle D on what can be done to replace the dead trees and neither company will help or take responsibility for the loss. We are just out 47 trees. Both companies do not guarantee or warranty the trees. We spent a lot of money on our landscaping with Pedro's Landscaping and the lack of customer service is just bad business. I will not recommend either company to any more of my customers, friends, neighbors or family. I am really disappointed.

They had a selection after the freeze, and the plants I picked up were in good shape. Everyone else…read moreseems to be price gouging a bit, but not these guys.

Service was fast. They have the best price for bulk soil and mulch. I use them when to pickup 2…read moreyards of amended soil for my new planter bed.

After researching and comparing bulk raised bed soils in the Austin and Round Rock, TX area we…read morechose Garden-ville in Georgetown as our supplier. The office staff was friendly and accommodating. We collected samples from each location and overall the Garden-ville products seemed to be superior in quality. They took my order over the phone and one day later 12 cubic yards of Superior and 12 cubic yards of Simple soil were delivered. Professional drivers were very customer friendly. Next project is to begin filling my 5 Birdies steel 30" tall raised beds and my 4 Vego Garden 32" tall steel raised beds. I hope to have enough left over to restock my greenhouse with potting mix. TDS and Garden-Ville come highly recommended!

The showrite goat feed they keep has bugs in it. They will tell you that all the feed has bugs BUT…read morethe feed at the Feedhouse in Thrall is clean.... It you don't want to gamble with you animals health, id recommend going anywhere else.

We were building out garden and want to support local store so we stop by to check this place out…read more Since we may need at least 2 sq. y and they have deliveries service, we decided to go with this place. We picked the pea gravels for the garden walk path to match with our deck and asked the register what he would suggested for the new, first time garden bed that we just built. The guy at register said promix and we took his suggestion and excited to put them in our garden bed to find out that these consist of basically 70% sand and the rest are some small pieces mulch, pebbles and clay kind of stuff (doesn't look like compose). As time goes by after putting plants in and water them for few weeks we notice nothing grow and the dirt became cakey so I decided to ask around for the opinion on this dirt and everyone think its nothing but just craps. We have to throw almost all these away as its not suitable for garden bed and we did take the issue back to the store and they said they can do nothing about it as they use the same thing on their garden bed too which I called bs. The gravels we bought was great, the dirt is trashed. Hood amount of money spent to learn the lesson.

The staff is very kind and knowledgeable. Got my material to me in a great time frame…read more Randy the delivery driver was prompt communication was great and very friendly and efficient.

These guys are great to work with. Their driver Randy was especially great!!! Definitely recommend…read morefor all your landscaping needs.

I usually enjoy shopping at this nursery. In fact, I drive over 45 minutes to come here because…read moreI've always had good experiences. Unfortunately, my last visit was very disappointing. First, I was overcharged by almost $300. I didn't realize it until I was about 30 minutes away. After several phone calls, they agreed to refund the overcharge, but this should have been caught before I left. I was told the price check hadn't been cleared properly. Second, one of the bags of compost I purchased was full of mold and had turned into a mushy, unusable mess. I expect better quality control and more attention at checkout, especially from a business I go out of my way to support. I hope they address these issues because I'd like to continue shopping here.

Shoal Creek Nursery used to be a great place to find plants but what made it special WAS great…read moreservice. The SERVICE NOW IS VERY POOR. On busy times no one answers the phone no matter which selection you make. On at Tues morning finally I did get someone to answer the phone. They were not able to answer a simple question so they put me on hold to go ask someone else. They got back on the line , gave me an incomplete quick response and never ended the call. Then began talking to another customer about an order while I was still holding on. Rude and disrespectful. The poor service does not warrant their higher prices compared to Home Depot or Lowe's. I think that perhaps Shoal Creek seems more interested in landscape companies with big orders, not your regular homeowner. My experience at the Arbor walk Home Depot was so pleasant. Better value and friendly service.

This is the plant store I've been looking for all my life! All of the plants are well established…read moreand cared for. She has so many gorgeous options throughout the store in various sizes to fit different budgets. Whether you are looking for something rare or just the most beautiful version of something a little more common, she probably has it. Rachel is also so incredibly helpful and kind! This is definitely going to be a regular spot for me.

I've been back to this place 4x since discovering it in October. I've purchased MANY plants and…read morethey are all thriving - no illness or bugs - all perfectly healthy! This is my favorite plant store in Round Rock hands down!

Commenting on review from JR who states living in California. I have questions. What are facts…read morebehind the loss of their bees? Has JR taken any classes, joined bee club or buy any books? Jrs review is missing quite a few details. I purchased a package AND a nuc last spring from these folks as well as 3 queens over summer. I am picking up 2 queens next week and THREE nucs next month. I am entering my 2d year of beekeeping and last year split the nuc and the package. I am splitting the original nuc AGAIN this year as well as the split from the original nuc this year. My package split wasn't so successful because one colony absconded. That happens. I may have to split the original package this year....will wait and see. As for your comments about "old" frames. Yes...the frames may be old...not sure. HOWEVER...I have had nothing but GREAT luck with their bees. The nuc I purchased last year clearly was successful. I have four hives currently (two double deeps and 2 single deeps. Splitting the doubles next week and installing the queens I am picking up). I probably will not be buying nucs next year. Perhaps some queens because I expect to have at least NINE hives by fall this year if not more because of needed splits.

I recently purchased nucs from The Bee Supply in Round Rock (for the third time) and was…read moredisappointed with the condition they arrived in compared to what most beekeepers would reasonably expect from established spring nucs. The industry standard of a nuc is that it is intended to be a functioning miniature colony created from established hives, with well-developed brood patterns, adequate bee populations, drawn comb, and sufficient food stores already in place to support continued growth. The colonies I received did not reflect that expectation. They did not contain any full or nearly full frames of brood or food stores. Brood was sparse and mostly open, with no visible larvae during initial inspection/installation. Much of the comb area across multiple frames was unused, with significant empty space lacking brood, nectar, or honey stores. Honey reserves overall were minimal. Based on standard nuc expectations, I anticipated a consistently higher population density, multiple solid brood frames containing eggs, larvae, and capped brood, along with more established stores to support a successful transfer and buildup. The bees themselves appeared alive and workable. All queens were marked and appeared active. All were docile considering the ride and weather. However, the nucs in general seemed weak and underdeveloped relative to the price and expectations typically associated with quality nuc colonies. I would encourage prospective buyers to ask detailed questions about brood coverage, food stores, frame utilization, queen laying status, and overall colony strength before purchasing.