This is where I get bird seed, and pellets for my wood stove, and in the spring annuals and other…read moreplants. They have nice friendly staff, and a large selection of agricultural products and farm type stuff.

I called to order a few easy-to-care-for house plants for my sister's birthday (she lives in…read morePlymouth, I live in Brooklyn). I was happy to order from a local spot and even more delighted when I experienced their customer service - Shanielle talked me through the options they had in stock, sent me photos, and helped me select a beautiful trio of plants and pots. My sister loved the gift and I look forward to shopping at Morrison's the next time I visit her!

Love this place. Amazing flowers, plants, ice cream and the market has been such a great addition…read morewith fresh local options.

Great place for gardening needs ! The employees are all so so nice! The coy pond next door is so…read morecute for kids

WHAT!?!? We went to this nursery yesterday in search of a specific species of tree. The stock is SO…read morelow it's not worth the trip here anymore. What's more when asked what was happening to the inventory we were almost scolded for the query...to quote: "I'm doing the jobs of 11 people, I can only do so much, I'm taking care of 11 acres of plants and trees so you get what you get!!" Yup, with that customer service, you'll get what you get.

My love affair with Katsura began months before they opened as I drove by each week they were…read moreadding new stock. Finally after several months I had a reason to go in... I needed a weeping cherry tree. I went around to the usual places and while they had cherry trees the were not of the quality i was looking for. I did not want a Home Depot tree or something in a 10 gallon container. I want a TREE. Okay. So I drive down to Plymo with the intention of getting a tree. I walk through the nursery and realize there are several different specimens that I would like. The owner comes to my rescue and careful tells me about the differences between the trees and I make my final deciscion. This is where things take a turn. The owner motions to the help to get a special tree lifting type of machine. The person maneuvers the equipment and snatches the tree up. I am know faced with the problem. I paid for the tree... I think it was over $300. The tree is now out of the ground and I can fully see the root ball - it is roughly the size of a VW Beetle. The ask were the truck is and I motion towards my small Toyota Tacoma. The nursery folk ask how I plan on planting the tree and I say off my girlfriend and I will. They laugh and suggest I buy some beer and invite my guy friends over. By this time I am crying on the inside knowing this is going to be a disaster. They are kind enough to give me some very comprehensive planting instructions and wrap it up in landscaping fabric for the journey home. Fast forward to the planting. It was a disaster. The tree fell off of the ingenious Rube Goldberg contraption I had devised to plant the tree and land on my foot. I was lucky enough to be able to fire up the old Range Rover's winch and through a series of intricate pulleys winch the huge tree across the lawn to is respective location. Katsura is a great place to go. They have a lot of specimen trees and Japanese maples, but just be aware that some of the trees are larger then they appear.

Not only is she the consummate professional, she really knows her stuff…read more I needed help in landscaping my family's front yard - as a surprise - and needed it to be beautiful and low maintenance. A friend recommended Rebecca and I am so happy she did. Since it is summer, this is her busy season yet she still found time to come out to the site, do some hands on 'study' of the property, asked for my price point and went to work. I am not a gardener - plants run when they see me coming - so her patience and constant reassurance was key and soothing. She showed up with her Jeep, her tools, iced tea and wonderful smile... and she put me to work (I volunteered) so I could get a feel for things. Ever the perfectionist, Rebecca delivered just what I needed and wanted. Again, not knowing the first thing about plants, green things or the costs of such work, I asked my wine drinking housewife friends about the pricing and they all assured me it was very good and competitive. If you need a little something special done with a nice feminine touch and personable one-on-one serviceability, look no further. Rebecca is your gal pal. AND dogs love her.

From the owner: Garden Design Consultation Complete Garden Design…read moreGarden Installation Elegant Window Boxes, Containers and Urns Garden Roofdecks Beautiful Patio Gardens Garden/Summer Weddings My most important specialty is the Custom Design to fit into the customers lifestyle. I want the garden to be part of one's home! Gardens by Rebecca will Maintain Gardens on a Weekly/Biweekly basis to Insure the Beauty is Longterm.

DO NOT USE this service! She is incompetent and a crook. She over ordered mulch then charged me…read moredouble her estimate leaving the mulch in my yard to deal with. Additionally, she had a worker that talked more than she worked and stole a deposit from me for tree work supposedly being performed by her boyfriend George who runs a separate business who never performed the service or showed up. They are a dysfunctional pair and really should have their business closed. I have never experience this kind of incompetence and pure treachery in Marshfield.

After several false starts with companies that did not follow through, we found The Gardeners…read more Their reviews on Yelp were and are consistently complimentary. Matt had wonderful ideas and spiffed up our parking area, and front formerly wooded area. Many trees had been removed to enable us to have effective solar panels, and the grass and mulched areas were eyesores. His crew also weeded our back patio, hill, added more stone to a side area, and mulched around the whole house. I was not expecting this. Having been away when the final work was completed, I was blown away coming home to a newly landscaped acre and more. Additionally the price was more than fair, and everyone whom I met who worked on the project was friendly and invested in their work. We hope to use them often.

Duxbury Gardeners is the construction equivalent of a puppy mill. Good looking at first blush, but…read morefull of terminal problems. The list of failures would cause a doctor to lose their license, but fortunately for Duxbury Gardeners there is no meaningful licensure in Massachusetts. Less than a year in, the stonework separated from spa, a retaining wall failed, 10 plantings died and that was AFTER the construction woes of COLLAPSING the pool company's plumbing, cutting marked underground cables, the fire pit had to be replaced (twice - "it was a known defect", why put in something that is known to be defective???) and most notably running over the septic system line despite having been informed on location (and obviously having plans) - even after being told "you know - that's not a good idea" they asked my wife anticipating that somehow women aren't intelligent. Jason is a nice guy and good crayon drawer but this company is a pure nightmare. Hard to admit making a mistake that cost this amount of money, but hopefully it saves someone else some a bigger headache. This company will leave you with a lot more to clean up than just the cigarette butts they toss on your lawn.

Plimoth Patuxent Museums is a living history museum in Plymouth that operates at a level of…read moreimmersion and historical depth that distinguishes it from most comparable sites in New England. We spent a full day on the main campus, which encompasses the reconstructed English colonial village, the Wampanoag homesite, a wooden fort overlooking the bay, and access to the Mayflower II and the Grist Mill. The combination of those components made it a full day visit rather than a quick stop. The historical interpreters are the defining element of the experience. In the English colonial village, the actors remained in character throughout, speaking as 17th century colonists and engaging with us from within that perspective without breaking the illusion. The knowledge they brought to those interactions was thorough enough that specific questions about individual historical figures, including ancestors who came over on the Mayflower, could often be addressed in detail. The Wampanoag homesite operates differently, with Native staff who speak as themselves and share the history and culture of the Wampanoag people from their own perspective rather than through historical character. That distinction is meaningful and gave the site a dual narrative. The canoe making demonstrations and the depth of knowledge the staff brought to those conversations were highlights of that section. For a living history experience that handles multiple perspectives with care and depth, Plimoth Patuxent Museums is one of the more rewarding historical sites in the region and well worth the time commitment.

As long as you have the right mindset and think of this as a trio of museums-- the main grounds on…read moreWarren Avenue (formerly "Plymouth Plantation"), the Mayflower II on the waterfront, and the Grist Mill further inland, it can be a fun, educational and step-count-padding experience. But each one unto itself can be as underwhelming as Plymouth Rock is small (and underwhelming)-- and I came in with high expectations based on fond memories from youth. -- Pilgrim Village and Wampanoag Huts: Impressive structures, but mostly empty, with very sparse allocation of costumed human actors and no scheduled presentations. It's sort of the historical/museum equivalent of going to see a comedian who doesn't have an actual set, but relies exclusively on crowd work. The actors, when you can find them, do a nice job, and some are quite knowledgable-- but the onus is on the paying visitors to ask questions, so go in ready to do your own crowd work. They all stay in character, so you can't really ask about them in the third person or refer to things later than outside their 1627 setting. Interestingly, there's at least twice as many gift shop employees as costumed actors. Parking is plentiful. A 2.5-mile ride to the two other attractions. -- Grist Mill: A more relaxed look and an actual presentation, both upstairs where the corn is ground and downstairs looking at the machinery. Another gift shop. Limited parking. Walkable to/from the Mayflower II. -- Mayflower II: A 1950s replica of the original Mayflower, sent to the US as a gift from England. Fun to look around, but limited staff and no real presentation. It's up to you to ask questions. No parking specifically dedicated to this attraction; you gotta park on the main streets. Walkable to/from the Grist Mill. This can be an enjoyable experience if you come prepared with things you want to ask and understand the mostly-self-guided aspect. If not, it can be tiring, boring, and awkward.

Don't let the odd location fool you this place has the best flowers…read more My mother and I both love this place all the flowers I get here last all season. I'll be stopping in soon now that you are open again!

First time visit - later in the season - the staff is wonderful. So helpful and knowledgeable !…read more Prices are comparable and products are superb !

This was our first time at The Hilton Garden in Plymouth…read more We were visiting family in Marshfield for the weekend. The staff was pleasant and courteous. Our room was clean and spacious. The location can be a bit tricky since you have to enter the hotel parking lot by passing Home Depot. They do offer breakfast, but it's not included; however, coffee is complimentary. There's a pool, and the hotel is dog-friendly. All in all, it's a nice place to stay for the price.

The ambiance, the staff and the room were perfect. We were there for a wedding. We slept like…read morebabies in their comfortable beds. I didn't take any pictures of our room but believe me when I tell you, it was lovely. Very clean. There is an indoor pool and fitness center. There is also a small bar and hip furniture in the lobby. They also sell wine and snacks. Our stay was very enjoyable. Not too pricey for what you get. Close to lots of stores and restaurants. Three miles from Plymouth Center and wharf. Definitely recommend.