Placed my first order with this company and when I arrived David had me loaded quickly and…read moreefficiently. My products were quality specimens of many hard to find varieties. Very pleased to have found them, in and out with over 350 plants secured in under an hour..... Great job guys.

Do not order from this company. They never sent my order or orders from other people based on…read morereports to the Better Business Bureau. They do not respond to email or phone calls. I have been trying for months to get ahold of them. If they went out of business, their site is still active and will let you place order. Don't do it.

From greethumbsgarden.com I ordered a pear tree which arrived covered with fungus. I asked for a…read morereplacement, which they promised to do. I've asked them repeatedly for a replacement for 2 years. They still haven't sent one. So I asked for a refund, but they wouldn't refund the $20 shipping. I felt they should refund everything since they sent me a sick tree. Why should I pay shipping for a dying tree (it died very quickly). They said they aren't responsible for something once it's planted in the ground. Well I pulled it out of the box with black fungus spots all over the leaves. They sent it to me sick. I want the tree refund PLUS the shipping refund. And I can't believe that over 2 years of requests, they couldn't simply replace the tree. Which they did NOT. Do NOT do business with these people. Their customer service is horrible.

Yard is clean, prices & quality is good, & the people are GREAT! As the owner of a full service…read morelandscape company & seasonal nursery in Indianapolis, I've been purchasing from them for several years. I highly recommend doing business w/the folks at Evins Mill.

such a neat idea. my kids received mugs with small rolled up prayers inside for Valentines Day…read more they have several different gifts.

This is NOT closed. I just spoke to them on the phone and ordered one of their wonderful prayer…read morebaskets!

This nursery is amazing, some of the healthiest plants I've seen anywhere! Francisco and Hosea were…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable. Stopped just to look and brought home a carload of plants. Great prices! Family owned.

Management needs to hire some class acts and put the deadbeats in the back, unloading trucks!…read more Back in July, I went in to get a garden chair for my new place. The box was huge, like bigger than me, big. Could I have managed it myself? Probably but I'm a small girl and didn't want to hurt myself trying to pick up a large box from ground level, even if it only had a lightweight bamboo chair inside. Besides our mama raised us that a gentleman should always step up and if one isnt around, it's ok to ask a mama's boy to step up and pretend they have some manners. So I approached and waited on a very tall, slim guy with longer haired to finish his text messaging. And I waited. And I waited. Though I am tempted, I'm not rude, even when he ignores me. And it is so obvious he was ignoring me. Five minutes, minimum, goes by before I finally go looking down isles for someone else that is willing to do their job, because hey, maybe I'm wrong and Mr. Avoidance is on his break. Right? Well he wasn't, he was just a j*rk. I walk up and down isles and finally find someone in sports/camping. I ask if they can call someone to gardens to help me with a chair and this nice guy immediately head to do so. I head back to the register by the garden center as I hear the message over the intercom. Once there, I observe the same guy, who is still texting! As I watch, I realize Mr. Slick isn't dumb, no sir, he is now sitting in the floor in front of the flower pots, appearing to work. I wait and watch. And I wait some more. He looks up and over then back down three times and I realize this is now a matter of, you are going to do your dang job, dude. Upon glance over and ignore number four, I have had enough with Mr. McLazy. So I walk over and politely interrupt his ongoing text messaging and play pretend at working. "Excuse me." Nothing. "Excuse me, Sir." Nothing. Now I feel awkward and don't know how to handle this. What if he's deaf? It could happen. I give it one more try, thinking I can always go back to sports and ask for him to come help. "Sir, I'm sorry to interrup, but-" He looks up--so not deaf--and glares at me with a long huff of aggravation. "Are you working the garden center or are you on break?" He motions around, phone still in hand, as if I'm an idiot and declares, "Working." Oh h**l no! "Well I apologize but I need help." And because he was such a pleasant person about me asking, I returned the favor. No I dont have a flatbed cart. Which was a lie, it was outside the big doors, but he would be the one to go get it. T*rd. He comes back and I stand there and ask him to load it on the cart, but I do guide it, so he doesn't miss his mark. When he goes to just walk away, I then insist that he ring me up right there because this poo*y-head is now blatantly showing his aggravation, I ask him to call the front desk because I need it taken outside too. Mr. Ain't-so-dumb-as-to-expose-me-to-someone-I-can-complain-to, reluctantly starts to wheel it out the double doors--ahead of me. I don't even bother to tell him that he's headed to the wrong truck. I just walk to mine until he reaches the truck four past me and say, "hey too far, texting a driving does that." He puts his phone in his pocket at this point, and I proceed in helping him load it into my truck bed, because that's just good manners. I thank him, which he ignores as he gets back on that phone And walks back inside. So avoid tall slim guy in gardens because he is there to text and collect a pay check.