I liked this place. Very helpful staff. Good layout and organization with ample parking. I bought…read moreseveral items.

Awesome store for anything you'd need for plants. Parking can get tight when it's busy, but they…read morehad someone directing traffic to help move things along. This is huge as the intersection right outside can get super busy and cramped. We bought a nice plant here, and after a few months, it's still doing great. They had both outdoor and indoor plants available

I came into Rewild today (6/13/2026) for a checkup and some fresh soil for my peace lily. The…read moreservice here is unmatched! They took incredible care of my plant, and she is looking absolutely radiant, upright, and healthy now :). Beyond the amazing plant care, I had the great pleasure of connecting with Sydney. She is fantastic, warm, and so knowledgeable. We had a wonderful and authentic conversation. Crossing paths with someone so genuinely kind and helpful was a breath of fresh air. I'm grateful for the care she gave my peace lily (had to take her straight to the rooftop for a photoshoot afterward! lol). I highly recommend Rewild for your plants and plant care. Thank you, Sydney!

Love this place so much! It was my first time and what an experience! They have such an amazing…read moreselection of healthy plants! The lady working at the counter was super helpful in answering all of my questions and seemed so passionate. The prices at this store was reasonable and I love that they have a rehab cart that has plants at discounted prices. If that is something you're into, this is definitely the place for you. Another thing was that while they do not sell plants by the cutting which I know some do, she was kind enough to offer cuttings that had fallen off that she was propagating. Overall, such a great shop!

Amazing location to purchase a wide variety of beautiful native plants in the fall. They have…read moreGORGEOUS plants and the price is right - $10 for a quart and $15 for a gallon size plant, which is an amazing value for native species. Planting in the fall is the right time, so you want to shop now - they are open through the end of October. The staff is incredibly helpful as well - they will help you pick plants that will thrive based on your soil and sun/shade conditions. Need a workhorse for your flower bed? Get the goldenrod or sneezeweed - trust me! Love this nursery

We moved into a house last summer and first on my list was handling the yard. The backyard had a…read morelot of bamboo, and throughout the first summer and fall it spread significantly. We attempted to remove some ourselves but were quickly overwhelmed by the task. I researched native plant landscapers and came across Swamp Rose Co-op. After reaching out, Jeff, one of the owners, came to do a site visit. He was thorough in his presentation of plans and this February we had them come and do bamboo removal and plant some native trees and shrubs to act as a privacy screen. The Swamp Rose team was amazing! They pulled out over 2 tons of bamboo and roots! They planted native trees and shrubs which are thriving. Our backyard woodland meadow dreams are coming true. We have the team coming back in a few weeks to rip out the standard plants seen in the Silver Spring area (liriope, lilies, weeds) to replace with a native garden and we can't wait. One of my favorite aspects of this company is it is a co-op. The employees can be owners, and those who aren't are still paid a living wage as calculated by the MIT living wage calculator. They do excellent work! It is hard to find a native landscaper but this team is fantastic.

What a jewel of a spot. Exactly what you'd expect. A small…read morecozy spot filled with plants with a list of activities going on, and a "hidden " coffee and tea area in the back. Like plants? Plant parent? Just starting out with plants? Go here :)

The owners here are awesome. They have helped me pick out a gift and guided me around the store…read moretelling me what would be good for someone who isn't the biggest into plants. They also have helped me repot some of my own cuttings we're very generous with their time and info they gave me while doing it all for me! It is a great spot to buy a gift or cute plants. The coffee shop is very small and quaint and I do see people in there on their laptops, such a cute idea for the space. I'll be back for sure!

There's something especially distasteful about a company that sells derelict Christmas items,…read moreespecially trees. I bought my Christmas tree here this year and realized after the first couple of days that the tree was brittle and wasn't taking in any water. I tried unsuccessfully to reach a manager about my crisp, fire hazard, though he never replied to my calls or email. I spoke to a salesperson named Austin no less than four times; while sweet, he was entirely unhelpful in resolving the issue. There are several great places to buy trees: Eastern Market and the place near National Cathedral, being my favorites. Skip the hassle of buying a second tree - which I did - and go to one of those. Don't waste your time here.

I used Olde City to help clean and landscape my over grown backyard and they blew me away…read more Communication was easy, they drew up a plan for me and got to work. I didn't really know what to do with the space but they had great suggestions and it came together perfectly. From start to finish just a great experience.

Great community hardware store that can meet most of your needs and that I will come back to again…read moreand again! Staff is friendly, welcoming, and helped me quickly find what I needed while giving great recommendations. Despite being a smaller store, they were well stocked and had a great selection of the essentials and then some. They do a number of community events and help promote things in the community as well. Unless I know for certain that I cannot find it at Annie's, this will be my first stop for any home and hardware needs.

We love Annie's Ace! Great service, selection, and prices. The employees are always super nice and…read morehelpful. And major plus that they are a UPS drop off spot!

I love Greenstreet!…read more Not only for your plant mom needs, BUT - for the businesses they partner with, and the holiday cheer that's spread throughout the fall/winter months. From shopping for reason mentioned earlier, for a pumpkin patch and corn maze OR for visiting Cousins' Lobster food truck, you have more than enough reasons to go to Greenstreet! Their Halloween/pumpkin patch season is my favorite!

Sadly this place is going out of business and the past years has failed miserably. Last year they…read morelet go most of their employees due to financial problems and then tried to keep going another year, with the same bad plan. This year they filed for bankruptcy and if you have not stopped shopping there, run for the hills and find someplace else. DO NOT get caught in the middle of them going out of business unless its a fire sale and you don't care about returning merchandise. ByeBye Greenstreet you lasted 20 years or so, but no more.

Best place in Maryland. Wide Selection great assistance. Couldnt be better Great pricesread more

Really nice place for plant shopping, gardening and outdoor landscaping. They have everything and…read morethe prices are reasonable. The staff is very helpful if you ask them questions and advice. They also have a food truck outside who has a good selection of Hispanic food and drinks

Excellent store with beautiful things and very helpful, knowledgeable staff. We were looking for a…read morevery specific thing (replacing a broken platter we loved) which they did not have, but they went the second mile brainstorming with us about where else we might look. Super friendly and helpful.

We just bought a house (yaaaay!)...and so the epic decorating battles have begun between my husband…read moreand I. The house is very 70's (think "Brady Bunch" house), so I want to go with a Barbarella vibe (if you have no idea who/what Barbarella is - friends off!). My husband, who has fully embraced my Asian heritage, wants to go full on "Farewell My Concubine". As you can imagine, this house is going to be a schizophrenic hot tranny mess. I can't wait! In one of our attempts to try to mesh our divergent and eclectic visions, we decided to take a look at some Turkish/Moroccan chandeliers for our dining room...and I remembered this adorable store in Tacoma Park. The Covered Market is a Turkish lighting *dream*. I have no idea what any of these things are called, but it was like a rainbow glass mosaic of *awesome*. In addition, the sales lady (manager? owner?) was so incredibly sweet and nice as we plagued her with 50000000 questions about colors, sizes and ridiculous needs (these mosaic balls, with that ring, but of that length, etc etc etc). Heh. And the prices weren't that bad. Yes, the chandelier we ultimately decided upon will be $500+, but we were pretty insane in what we asked for...so I'm quite sure we're the exception...not the rule. Super cute and I can't wait to figure out where to put the other hanging light that I spied. Shhhhhh...don't tell my husband...he doesn't know yet. Heh.