I'm assuming that Grier Nursery Farm is affiliated with Griers Nursery & Greenhouse located at…read more3229B Grier Nursery Rd so I am going to proceed with my review. My cousin and I decided to stop in at the greenhouse and had the please of being helped by Sarah. Let me start with the fact that Sarah is such a beautiful bright light! She welcomed us as soon as we walked in the door and was available for any questions or help that we needed. I came here to get a white rose bush to plant in my background and they just so happened to have one called Champagne Wishes which is gorgeous. She even gave us tips on the kind of fertilizer to use to keep our rose bushes vibrant. I most certainly would return just to see Sarah. She is a big asset to the greenhouse and I can't wait to return to get some more beautiful flowers and experience her genuine uplifting energy:)

I had a great first experience at this nursery today! They've implemented some COVID-related rules…read moreand I made an appointment to shop their greenhouse early Saturday morning. Although we aren't quite in peak season, there were plenty of flowers and vegetable plants to choose from. Everything looked great and there was a huge selection! I can't wait to go back as the season continues to warm up. I interacted with 3 staff members while I was there and they were all pleasant and friendly!

Good plants and they did replace the 1 of the bunch that was dying. They have...ample…read more.. opportunity for growth in communicating with customers when schedules change.

We purchased 3 pallets of bluestone from Genes with the large pieces showing at the top of the…read morepallets. We spent over $1000. When the pallets were delivered and my husband started the project and opened up the pallets, what was inside the pallets was rubble, small, and some medium sized pieces. Not many large pieces - maybe 15 in all. When I called to speak to the owner he said he didn't know anything about what was in the pallets. He I saw the same thing he saw. My suggestion to him - let people know before purchasing. Put a sign up. We assume, as the owner of Genes, that he knows what he is selling to the buyer. Now we need to buy more bluestone, and I won't buy from him. I'll go buy from somewhere who deals in stone. I suggested he give us two pallets for free since most of our product was worthless and said - "I won't do that". Oh and lastly - one of the bigger pieces had already been cut around a 4x4 post.

Of course after eating through outdoor seating at Good Neighbor, my group walked up the hill to…read morevisit the Greenhouse. I think I was just speechless the whole time trying to absorb everything in. They have the most beautiful dry flower arrangements. You can buy the whole set, flower arrangement and vase and all, or customize the flowers and choose a vase. I think a small vase with an arrangement was an average of $9-$15, which isn't too bad of a price. There is an attached greenhouse room that is so cute. It's so green, full of different green plants, including monsteras, cactus, and air plants. They even sell baskets for pots. Definitely want to come back and come home with a whole vase with a flower arrangement.

The Greenhouse @ Good Neighbor is a lovely little plant shop/flower decorations/landscaping…read morebusiness that has opened up at the very back of the patio next to the good neighbor coffee shop. I was very lucky to walk in while they were working, as though they were not officially open, they let me look around and make a purchase of a lovely donkey tail plant to take home with me. The staff were very nice and explained the different elements of their business that they will offer - weddings, dried flowers, flower arrangements (you can even bring your own vase in) and live plants. Happy that they are up and running and wish them good luck!

I was looking for liatris and cone flowers and could not find them anywhere until I stumbled upon…read morethis place. I looked for nurseries that were near reisterstown and this place came up. The drive to this place was so pleasant, it was surrounded by miles and miles of farm land and beautiful homes. It had a very small town vibe to it. I didn't get any data service in this area. They had a nice variety of cone flowers. Prices seem to be decent. Staff were very friendly and helpful. They had perennial hibiscuses, very healthy looking hydrangea varieties, lavenders, clematis, elephant ear plants and a good collection of other sun and shady perennials along with annuals. Found the most pretty looking sedum plant, forgot to buy it though. All plants looked healthy. They were selling proven winners brand too.

A wonderful nursery full of beautiful and hearty plants of all sorts, and a sweet little gift shop,…read moreto boot. We popped in late this Spring and connected with Vicki, whose knowledge is incredible, and only outpaced by her obvious enjoyment in helping people. She helped us buy the perfect hanging baskets, told us the smart way to take care of them, and cheered us on as we left to take them home! Today, we went back for Fall flowers and she did it again. Really, the whole staff is awesome, helpful, and oh-so kind. You cannot go wrong here. And their prices are terrific. For me, not the best reason to go, but the cherry on top of the otherwise already delicious experience.

This place is SO. STINKIN. CUTE…read more When we parked we were so confused, then we realized it was inside an old church!!! This makes for such a beautiful and unique interior. The plants are well taken care of and the staff is incredibly helpful. The non plant items are super cute too!! It fits the vibe of the whole store. As for the price, it's a plant nursery so of course you're paying a higher price for higher quality products. I'd say it's worth it. They have minis for $5 if you're worried about price. This is by far my favorite plant nursery I've been too- it's so freaking cute I highly recommend !

Such a cool place! If you're a plant lover you should definitely stop by. They have so many unique…read moreand rare plants here. And the setting in an old church is just perfect. The light shining in sparkles with disco balls and stained glass. I got two plants I've been wanting for a while. A pink string of hearts and a staghorn fern. This place will definitely become a regular haunt for me.

Hollin's Organic is an beyond amazing. They have provided me with some top of the line products…read more From Mulch To Compost, Sand to Gravel and not to mention the Cambridge Stone Pavers. This place is very friendly and helpful. I'm am a total noob to the gardening world but with the help, advice and quality products I feel like a Pro.

Tyler Hollins called me after my initial review was posted. He and his father, the president of…read moreHollins Organic Products, came out to see me and follow up on my concerns. I dug down past the level where I've been able to ameliorate the sand/clay compositon of what the "Leafgro mix" I ordered to show them what it was like. Mr. Hollins (the elder) told me that they get their topsoil when developers strip all toilsoil from sites to be developed, and sometimes it's just all clay because that was the topsoil condition where they got it. The soil is not sterilized so may contain some seeds. Mine may as well have been seeded in some sort of agricultural setting - thicker with weeds than my yard, which is saying something, and with weeds that never grew here before this dirt came. Leafgro, he said, may be sterilized by the temperatures it reaches while composting (which I suspect is the case - I've never heard of this happening with leafgro alone), but that they don't sterilize the soil because it takes all nutrients out. Well. This wasn't AT ALL clear from the product description on the website, which currently reads: "Our leafgro Soil is a special blend of our quality screened Top Soil and Leafgro to produce a high quality blend for planting and lawn use. It is our premium soil mix which provides all the organics you will need for your gardening needs." ... when, as an earlier reviewer pointed out, you do not want this in your garden if what happened to me is a possibility. For fill, sure. Not for growing. Maybe for a lawn if you don't care what you're mowing (you probably shouldn't) or if you spread invasive plants (you probably should). To my mind, it is absolutely their responsibility to tell you both that the topsoil may be all clay, and to tell you that it may also be chock full of seeds. The Hollinses offered to refund my payment, to update their website to make it less misleading, and to help me remove the old soil and replace it with something less problematic at the end of the growing season. I told them they didn't have to do all that, but they insisted, and I reiterated that clarity to future customers was my priority - gardeners have got to stick together, especially in an area rife with folks trying to make bay safe gardens full of native plants. Well, I got the check today, so I'm updating this, but the website remains unchanged. When it changes, I'll feel better - and update this again. I could really use the help getting soil in and out to fix this, and appreciate that offer, but honestly I feel weird about that on top of other stuff - or without the truth in advertising.

Very nice nursery with a good selection. Every one was very nice and helpful. I would recommend…read morechecking this place out over a box store.

Buyer's beware! My wife and I did a landscaping project. Hired a professional landscaper but wanted…read moreto source our own plants through a local nursery. We used this nursery not only for prices but for some very accommodating service. We ended up purchasing 30+ shrubs and trees (a good bit of money) and one of the plants died within two weeks of planting - it was the same as three others, all planted in the same place, same watering, and same sun exposure. We called to ask if we could have this one plant replaced as this clearly was a plant issue vs. a care issue (matter of fact all other plants are thriving) the manager Todd said he would not guarantee his plants, said this was a care issue, and then hung up on my wife. Unprofessional and inconsiderate. TAKE YOUR BUSINESS ELSEWHERE!!

My wife and I come here every year to get our Christmas tree. There is plenty of trees to choose…read morefrom. We chose a 6 ft Frasier Fir. The very first one we saw. They have staff on hand to assist with trimming the tree and put either in or on your vehicle. The tree cost roughly $ 106. I mean, that's how much it would cost at other places. I know from past purchases the tree lasts a long time. We even put ours outside on our porch and it was there until May.

This is a wonderful organization that provides therapy for developmentally disabled people. They…read moreproduce lovely flowers that they sell by the stem. You can't get any fresher flowers!