This is first place I go to for my plant needs, it's a small nursery but pretty much has everything…read moreat very reasonable prices. This year I bought redbud and it's absolutely stunning, I wanted to buy peach tree but all are sold out. I would recommend going here first (if not going farms in south jersey) and early in spring. They do deliver and plant tree for you. I think they charge 60% price of plant to deliver and plant.

I recommend Country Mile Gardens, and I particularly recommend Jenn Thompson, the landscape…read moredesigner. She is so pleasant to work with, truly listening to your "likes", needs, and budget. She makes great suggestions, but if you are not sure, she will continue to find creative ideas for complete satisfaction Pricing compared to prior work I have had done is very reasonable. Everything about working with Jenn was spot on -- initial appointment, follow up, all communications, scheduling, and installation. I live close to some large nurseries in Morris County, but I will travel to Bernardsvile for great selection and honest pricing at Country Mile.

Their peonies really are to be envied. Their stunning selection requires patience to grow. Easily…read morecould take a couple of years to see them surface in full glory. Totally worth the wait!

The name "Peony's Envy" (yes, a pun on "Penis Envy") should have been the warning. From the moment…read morewe arrived, the scene said everything: the owner, a shrill woman, stood at the entrance to her large property, cash jar in hand, shamelessly collecting ten dollars even for infants. Meanwhile, the staff worked in the hot sun doing the actual labor in the gardens.. the perfect image of rustic charm built on someone else's sweat, wrapped in a veneer of virtue. Apparently, even a fleeting snapshot of a bloom was fair game for her cash jar. The trail is short. Mostly I saw bare dirt and only a few struggling blooms. The path runs close to the neighbor's property, giving a clear view into their backyard, and cars coming and going can't be appreciated by neighbors either. One has to wonder if there's even a zoning issue with this setup. When leaving, we tried to avoid the owner but she stopped our exit and insisted we return for the "picnic" event on her lawn, where we could "bring some wine and pretend this is all yours." Talk about grotesque privilege and complete lack of self-awareness. Later, I saw on her website that the "picnic" costs $20 per person with no refreshments or amenities. If you actually appreciate flowers and fairness, in spring go to The Farm at Green Village or the Swamp Greenhouses instead.. huge, amazing peonies, more scenic paths, free or fairly priced entry, and honest work, with none of the pretense.

Great company to work with. Purchased 3 Rotary mowers. Great price…read more.. Great shape!! Would recommend them highly!

The service is first rate They really understand their…read moreinventory @ can guide you. Lots of selection & great place

Staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable Very large…read moreselection and reasonable pricing

I am a long time customer and highly satisfied with all aspects of their work, the quality of their…read moreproducts and their integrity in all dealings. RT Basking Ridge, NJ

Did excellent work on a very tough project for us. Literally transformed an impossible landscape to…read morea beautiful oasis. Worked with other contractors on our project very well, always showed up when they said they would, fairly priced and very nice people at the company- from owners to workers. Can't say enough positive things about them.

Flowering plant didn't bloom! (BTW this establishment was renamed to Rose Valley Nursery and is…read moreowned by Coviello Florists in Madison, NJ.) Bought two plants and only one of them came out fine. Called the owner multiple times to complain - he gave the run around telling me to call again in a few weeks. Called again and he was just plain nasty, mocking that the plant is alive coz it has leaves. Didn't accept responsibility for selling me a bad (and expensive) product. Will avoid Coviello and Rose Valley like the plague! Places like these ought to go out of business - horrible products, horrible customer service!

South Street Gardens not only is adorable but their customer service is exceptional. They have a…read morewide variety of inventory and great items to purchase. I had a small issue with an item purchased and Matt was super quick to call me back and also provide multiple solutions. I was blown away by how kind and solution oriented he was. Additionally, Spencer and Nick were incredibly helpful in the Christmas tree area today. Thank you, South Street Gardens. I will forever be a customer!

I was treated like a VIP from the moment I arrived! I needed a custom planter for a specific…read moreoutdoor space and Mathew and Mimi created the perfect combination of color and texture from their endless variety of gorgeous annuals in just minutes. Their level of customer service and product quality is beyond compare - and at a surprisingly fair price. Run, don't walk!

We are always very pleased with the work Redwood Gardens does on our property, but the wonderful…read morejob they recently did designing and creating two stone patio areas in our yard deserves special recognition. The place is transformed! They're very creative in not only addressing the challenges related to the shape of our space, locations of large trees, etc. but also in considering the property as a whole and how we use it to make recommendations that really let us make the most of our investment. They were as always meticulous in actually creating the patios and putting in new plantings and it really comes through- it's obvious they put time and attention into every detail. In addition to all that, they are a pleasure to work with, very responsive and it's great value in terms of cost and quality. Can't recommend them highly enough!

Jeff was great. He was very knowledgable and listened to all my concerns. Our front yard looks…read moreamazing now. Thanks Redwood Gardens!!

Any business that treats a potential customer like they're doing them a favor truly isn't worth it…read more The new owner came to my house, sent a proposal for a minimum of five trees - which I agreed to - and scheduled delivery/installation for the end of the week. I even took two days off (Thursday & Friday) to accommodate their arrival. He never showed. No call. No email. Nothing. Only after I reached out did I get a half-baked apology and a promise for "next week." Once bitten, twice shy - I didn't rearrange my schedule again. And surprise, surprise... he didn't show then either. After multiple calls and multiple trips back to their nursery, I finally decided to walk away. I genuinely wanted to support a local business, especially since I'd heard good things back when the old owner and James' father ran the place. Whatever this new operation is, it's not that. The scheduling is loose, vague, and entirely for their convenience, with zero regard for the customer's time. And when they don't meet even their own open-ended commitments, there's still no remorse - almost as if avoiding accountability is the business model. Must be nice to be handed something instead of having to build it from the ground up. Given the other reviews I'm now seeing, I may have dodged a bullet. Good riddance, Truesdale.

Always helpful and knowledgeable. Great quality. Very fair prices. They know what works on your…read moreproperty. They can answer questions before and after the sale.

Well-stocked for a small-looking place. Excellent fastener selection for common and esoteric…read morelittle screws, washers, etc. Very limited selection of plumbing fixture cartridges etc. Good, clean, organized local mom & pop shop alternative to the big stores. Keep them fed!

I'm old enough to remember when my family first moved to this town during my teen years and there…read morewas a bowling alley in this location instead of a hardware store; said bowling alley long gone now, although you can sort of ascertain the configuration and outlines of that bygone "pleasure palace" for what passed for the working-class in Bernardsville (I can't imagine that the blue-bloods up in the posh Bernardsville mountains ever bowled; if they did, they probably had their own private bowling alleys set up on their estates) when you step into the store. It's a relatively small space, but I can't imagine not finding what you need down its narrow aisles and on its fully-stocked shelves. My hardware needs are very limited. I'm not a "do-it-yourself" kinda guy. If I can nail 2 boards together without smashing my finger with the hammer in the process, I'm ahead of the game. Every couple of months, I buy an air filter here to replace my old one. And...that's about it. Although, I've occasionally had other "hardware" needs, and Bernardsville Hardware has never let me down. When I needed a new flashlight, I bought it here. When I needed a kitchen timer, I bought it here. And then there was that mouse... Years ago, my sister "gifted" me with a cat I didn't want, and didn't know was feral (believe me, this isn't one of my long-winded, irrelevant asides; it's germane to the review-- at least, I think it is). In short order, my furniture was destroyed, and I had semi-permanent red stripes up both of my arms, the result of my misguided efforts to be nice and friendly to the cat, given we both were sharing the same abode. I've always had a deathly fear of rodents and I figured...if nothing else...the cat would be useful if any somehow managed to enter my "mancave." When, years later, the cat was on its last legs (and, believe it or not, I cried like a baby when I had to put it down), I was writing at my desk when I saw the cat acting in an odd, uncharacteristic manner. I couldn't figure it out until I saw a black rodent's head poking out from behind the corner of a nearby box. I'm embarrassed to say that I threw myself out of my chair, and yelled, "KILL IT! KILL THE MOTHERF****!!! KILL IT!!!" (So much for all that pacifistic Buddhist literature I had been reading...) My cat was unequal to the task, evidently thinking the mouse was an entertaining visitor, rather than a nauseating intruder. Practically unhinged, I drove down to Bernardsville Hardware, and asked in desperation what I could do. The man unlucky enough to draw me as a customer (although he was very nice) explained to me the process for killing a mouse, provided me with glue traps and an old-fashioned mousetrap, describing how I should put some peanut butter on the trap and leave it up against the wall, where rodents tend to run and defecate. I did as he suggested, although I was in despair, thinking this wasn't going to work. I went into my bedroom to try and read, listen to music and pray to a God I wasn't sure I believed in that this was all going to come out alright (but then what in my life ever does? Boo, hoo, hoo!!!...anyway...). I heard no sound, no indication that things had worked out as the hardware employee had predicted. But when I went to hazard a look, the trap had been sprung, and the intruder was dead (I'm actually glad it hadn't gone to the glue traps; I mean, I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do when the mouse became stuck to them...Was I supposed to batter the mouse to death with a nearby golf club as it tried to free itself? I was still an executioner, but the old- fashioned mousetrap seemed like a more merciful death, at least to a timid soul like myself). (For the curious, I think the mouse wormed its way through a screen door when I was working out in my living room during the chill of November, and I had the glass door open. At least, that's what I think. I've never been bothered by rodents since, thankfully.) My girlfriend at the time lived down the hall and had a fireplace, so I asked if I could borrow the fireplace tongs to dispose of the mouse. Laughing at me and my distress at the thought of touching the thing, she agreed, but I can't help thinking that's one of the reasons we broke up not long afterward. Or maybe it was something else. Anyway... Parking in the front can be tight, but there's ample parking off to the side. Inside, they even have a machine providing popcorn. I've never availed myself of it, but it's a nice touch. Employees are friendly enough, although the last guy ringing me up took my $20 bill and held it up to the light, examining it from one angle, and then another. This isn't the only store where that's happened, and I get it that no business wants to be ripped off by someone distributing fugazy currency, but it was a bit off-putting. Still, this is a close and convenient store for my limited hardware and mouse-killing needs. And I'm a big supporter of small businesses. Recommended.