My husband and I had an exceptional experience at Casaplanta Nursery, and I cannot recommend it…read moreenough. The nursery is beautiful, with a wide variety of Talavera pots, fountains, statutes, and beautiful plants. Everything is thoughtfully organized, making it easy to browse and find exactly what you are looking for. One of our favorite parts of the visit was their variety of Talavera pots. They add such a beautiful artistic touch and really complement any yard perfectly. What really made my visit stand out, though, was Yollie's help. She was incredibly knowledgeable and patient. She took the time to answer all our questions, offered help, and made sure we left feeling confident about our purchase. Her friendly and approachable attitude made the whole experience enjoyable. If you are looking for quality plants, stunning Talavera pottery, and exceptional customer service, Casa Planta Nursery is it.

Such a lovely plant nursery. There are tons of gorgeous…read moreplants and flowers. Some prices are great but others not so much. But their plants and flowers are all beautifully displayed and in a healthy state. Every once in a while they gave massive sales but for only a select few plants. I just love walking around and enjoying the lovely plantings. It feels like a free tour. But I do buy a few beauties every time I go. Definitely worth a visit. Oh! I can't forget to acknowledge the workers. All so knowledgeable and friendly.

Marizel and her family are truly gifted seers, teachers, coaches and healers. They are warm and…read morebeautiful beings. I highly recommend The Witches Garden.

I really enjoyed my reading with Marizel. She was shockingly very accurate and descriptive about…read morewhat she saw, so much so that I had chills in my body. She has a very loving energy around her, making you feel safe and protected. She did not ask for any background information, she just started speaking of stories she was seeing come to fruition. Brought lots of clarity to me. The interesting thing is that she knew exactly what type of information I was seeking without me telling her anything. I would highly recommend her. She takes time to ensure you get answers to what you're seeking. Great experience, I would go back and see her again!

Lovely passive park with beautiful art, walking trail, gardens, benches, amphitheater, and…read morepowerlines above. This park is truly lovely but the placement near an industrial area and townhome is weird. Although it is close to the highway this makes it convenient to visit. Basically one can walk the park in 15 minutes but if you study the art it will take longer. For me the vibe is freedom, starting over, and liberty for immigrants in the expression of the art. I can totally relate since my parents migrated from another county and struggled here and made it here. In my opinion, the art felt like it was a tribute to all the Latin artists and what they felt. I am glad I made my way to this park because I think the idea of art in a park is brilliant as well as using dead space among the power lines is smart.

Wow! Well done Hialeah! Opened in 2015, Garden of the Arts is a free botanical garden with art…read moreinstallations. It was created as a result of the Miami-Dade County Building Better Communities Bond Program. A paved half mile walking trail winds among art and plants located under power lines. This is an area that is usually left empty although I sometimes see other towns put passive parks under them. The art in the park is by local and world renowned artists. Artists featured include Alexander Mijares, Astrid Alcayaga Art, Reynaldo Artires, Villamil ART, Rafael Consuegra Studio, Noel Leon, Antonio Fortuna Art, Aristide, Juan Abuela, Zaida del Río, Roberto Perez Crespo, Ramon Pedraza, Florencio Gelabert, and Alexis Porro-Fortún Artist. There are 11 murals, some of which relate the history of Hialeah. There are also sculptures that range from small to quite large. I never got bored. As I wandered down the path there was always a cool plant or thought provoking piece of art to discover. As I walked it was a little disconcerting to hear the power lines crackling overhead. The park also includes an amphitheater, benches and seating areas, and an elevated stage with turf seating. The amphitheater can be rented for private events like weddings. Parking is in a free lot at the entrance to the park. What a wonderful place to experience the arts and culture in the setting of a beautiful botanical garden.

It's Wednesday afternoon it's cloudy so perfect to come here in this Florida heat…read more We spent like an hour here and it was pleasant. They have a food truck "Nando's Grill" but they operate after 5 pm I was told by a very friendly worker. I brought my mom here for her birthday stroll cause she loves plants. It didn't disappoint. Across the way is Flamingo gardens. I recommend this place but either bring an umbrella to cover the sun or come like me on a breezy cloudy day.

I always saw the signs for this plant nursery when visiting Flamingo Gardens. One day I finally…read morestopped to look around and was pleasantly surprised with what they had to offer. There are a number of plant nurseries on this stretch of Flamingo road and this one is rooted in the Japanese and Chinese style of gardens also known as Zen gardens which are characterized by their minimalist style and rock-and-gravel plant beds. Zensation Gardens sells handmade concrete fountains and sculptures from Bali, an interesting selection of bonsai trees, and indoor and outdoor plants that include bamboo, palm trees, gardenias, orchids, and colorful bougainvillea. They also sell artificial grass and offer landscaping design and installations, and LED lighting for your garden. Follow them on Facebook for dates for their beginner bonsai class. If you are looking for an unusual plant or that statement garden piece, I highly recommend stopping by.

I called this business twice, no return call. This seems to be a trend in Florida. Maybe they are…read moreno longer in business. I'm wondering if yelp actually knows who is still in business. Cleaning up businesses no longer operating, would be very helpful.

I am a firm believer in getting it right the first time, so when I fell short on my home garden and…read moredidn't get it right, I decided to seek professional help. Karin the Edible Gardening Gal was referred to me by Marando Farms owner, Chelsea Marando. What a great thing to happen to me. I had just begun to grow my own food, and had no idea what was involved. Karin quickly got me up to speed and taught me everything she knows. We have the best time laughing and she never tires of my mistakes. We just simply, correct it. When I tell her I want to grow something, she allows me the space to try, even if she knows it will not work. She says, "the only way to learn is to try, and sometimes you fail, but sometimes you don't". I love that about her, because that's the sign of a true teacher passing on their wisdom, but allowing the student to find their own way. I just planted my raised bed garden at Marando Farms, for the third season, and Karin was right by my side, guiding me. What a great gift she has been to me and my edible gardening life. Thanks Karin.

I am surprised no one has reviewed this park. This is one of the few if not only park I have seen…read morein Hialeah Gardens. The park is safely nestled behind the Hialeah Gardens Police Department and for the most part is fenced in. Dont let the busy feels of 103rd st fool you, this park is nestled under the shade of the tall pine trees (which I am glad are still around). If you have an avid climber this park is for you! There are so many structures to climb but at the same time I feel like this park is better suited for older kids (Maybe older than 4). The play structures span more than 2 levels making it hard for the little ones to reach the top and when they are at the top it is really hard to maneuver the area to get into the slides. My 3 yr old found this structure quite intimidating when leaving the second level. If you do come to this park with a small child the good thing is there is a small path to walk, 2 swings for infants, several benches, and a nice picnic table under a gazebo. I wanted to give this park 5 stars but I find it quite dangerous as the structure are very high and I found spots where small hands and feet could get stuck while climbing a tunnel. I also recommend coming to the parl in earlier hours so that you can find a parking spot. Simply pull in as if you are going to the police station and loop around behind it.

I'm so excited- this place & I have history- I absolutely love the quality of the stones and the…read morecustomer service is always welcoming & professional! Don't be afraid to ask for help- I mean I know nothing about rocks so I had many questions. I had the assistance from a gentleman named Melian who was able to show me what the size of bag looks like so I can have an idea of how many I should purchase. And how the stones would change overtime depends on whether you have them in sun or shade or if you spray something to set them in place...needless to say he definitely helped me make an informed decision on my rock investment I say investment because these are not just regular rocks they're intentional and their sole purpose is to beautify the front garden. You are going to get good value out of the stones- so take your time to choose what fits into your design!

The best selection of landscape rocks and stones in Miami , and now in the Keys too. Great customer…read moreservice, and the staff is very helpful! I highly recommend Olimar for all your stone needs.