Such a fun greenhouse, with so many great plants to pick from and really great prices! Our flower…read moreboxes look so good. Our plants from just two years ago are super strong and big! We've added a few new perennials this year (couldn't resist). Going back next weekend for a few more plants and getting some of the gorgeous hanging basket planters for gifts. Thank you Sean for sharing all your gardening & plant knowledge over the years. My yard looks awesome. My family & my neighbors thank you!!

5/13/25 - stopped in for flowers that thrive. The staff is knowledgeable, and more than happy to…read moreanswer questions. They'll also help you load the car. Their selection of live plants, trees, flowers, and garden items is extensive. Tuesday is senior discount day.

One of my friends who has not only green thumbs but green hands and green arms has been…read morerecommending The Phantom Gardener to me for years. Tired of seeing the same types of perennial bulbs in every single big box garden center (and even Adams to some extent), I finally visited. Autumn isn't necessarily the best time to visit, as they close shop for the winter, but there were lots of discounts on shrubs and plants and in-stock items as well as beautiful mums all over the place. I particularly liked their focus on native plants and butterfly garden plants. The inside was nice too, with a little bit of everything. As far as bulbs, their selection was limited, but they did have at least one type of shade-loving perennial bulbs I had not found elsewhere. I was also looking for a shade loving houseplant, and they again had several types on sale. Upstairs they have a small bookstore and bird feeder supplies, including the type of squirrel-proof bird feeder I'd like to get if I ever want to replace my old one. SQUIRREL! They maintain an email distribution list too with monthly news and customer discounts. I can't wait to return in the spring!

Nice and helpful staff. Very knowledgeable and intent on helping customers get what they need…read more Worth the time to stop Inside and look around since they have far more than it appears from the outside.

Very nice experience! Prices are reasonable and plenty. We had a nice time just meandering around…read morethe property. The big family bunny was adorable lol. Will be returning next year for more!

HUGE selection of annuals, perennials and succulents. It's absolutely breathtaking when walking…read morethru the many greenhouses and outdoor areas. The staff is friendly, helpful and knowledgeable with any questions you may have. They also have great suggestions in planting. I guarantee you won't be disappointed!

Great selection, high quality healthy plants, great deals - 20% off memorial day sale. Lots of…read moreadorable garden ornaments.

Just to be clear, I do not have a green thumb. But green thumb or not, you'll find something at…read moreChavez on Rt 299 in Highland, NY. I don't like getting my hands too dirty in the garden, but when I noticed Chavez's Facebook page showing their end-of-season sale on ALL trees+shrubs in late October, a visit here had to happen. Especially since hubs and I have been adding greenery to our new home's landscape. This garden center has a really nice greenery selection and to also add, Chavez is a cheaper alternative to the big box (HD/Lw's) stores- which have been pricier for me quite honestly. Here at Chavez, I got fantastic local advice from the friendly owner, Juan. I bought a couple of Laurels and a few other items to really add lushness to the front and back of our new home. I brought hubs along on our second visit so he can also pick a few items. We couldn't beat Juan's prices for two, almost 6' high, $100 ea Cypress trees that'll grow like giants. Service was great from both Juan and his wife Earth. This is one spot I'll keep in my mental bank. Do keep in mind, these folks close up shop in late Fall- so if you need to purchase anything, plan accordingly.

Andy and his team are great. The work is detailed and they stand behind it repairing anything…read morethat breaks or dies. Very strong communication with the client which up here is rare. I highly recommend them.

I didn't even hire these guys and they ruined my day. One of my neighbors had them delivering stone…read moreand in order to drop it across the street the driver decided to drive up onto my yard. Across the bluestone sidewalk. Literally next to a driveway which I would have happily let him pull into. I asked the driver if that didn't look like someone's yard to him and I got a lot of blank stares and platitudes. These folks have terrible reviews and I could pretend to act surprised if you want me to but honestly I'm not. I thought about calling into the office with my complaint but based on the other reviews here I'd just be wasting my time. Hoopleheads.

Great resource in the middle of Main Street, Beacon. Have gotten plants there on several…read moreoccasions. They always provide excellent plant knowledge, and tips in addition to just selling the plants. Have been able to set up a separate butterfly garden with native plants that blossom over all 3 growing seasons. Now getting not only butterflies, but other pollinators as well.

I'm surprised no one has noticed or reviewed this little gem. It's been here for years…read more There is a wide selection of medicinal and ornamental plants and trees, in pots, behind them are wooden shelters for birds and other fauna. The majority of the plants are identified by their Latin names. I didn't notice any prices or anyone to answer any questions.

I found this place when I needed flowers sent at literally the last minute. The owner offered to…read moredeliver the flowers herself on the way home! The finished masterpiece was beyond expectations. This is my go to florist for Kingston.

Out of all the florist shops I've visited- whether in Westchester's swankiest towns or in The…read moreBronx's- even my local shop in Woodstock, none of them have blooms where you can actually self-select your own cuttings. You know the drill: you let the person know which pieces you want and then they'll get them from the flower glass fridge. But there's something about hand-picking your stems yourself. Petalos, on Fair St. in Kingston, hit that nail on the head! I met the man behind Petalos- who's bringing a whimsical and cozy oasis to the space. Brian's love of flowers is on full display throughout his shop. Whether my visit on an early Saturday morning was spontaneous or not, the succulents, house plants, pots, gardening items and loose bloom selections here are almost endless. The several stems I selected to create my own arrangement at home all varied in prices from $3-$5 He'd mentioned the names of my individual cuttings- but their names escaped me. I was here for one thing only and Brian made my day. My stems were gathered in a bouquet, wrapped in heavy duty brown paper, lined in green tissue paper and tied elegantly with a navy blue ribbon (with attached care notes). My visit started and ended in a high note. Everything about Petalos- from the wonderful and pleasant customer service, design and product, will lead me to repeat.