I purchased a plant that was wrapped with cellophane. The flowers and leaves looked good. However,…read morewhen I got home and began to remove the cellophane, more than half of the flowers and leaves fell off and there was mold on most of them. I returned to the store to ask for a replacement since they sold me a rotted plant. They said they do not allow for exchange or returns. I insisten that it was not a voluntary change or return because they sold me a detective plant. They refused to help me. I am very disappointed that the company would not care about the quality of the plants it sells.

cute to browse but that's pretty much it. overpriced overall --even some of the sale stuff. nothing…read morecrazy.

Really nice staff, the place is clean and the people are super helpful…read more You definitely need to come and go shop here for your Xmas decor. There is a little store inside with the most beautiful decorations!!!

So, it's Friday afternoon and I just went into Cornelius nursery on Highway 90, looking for a ZZ…read moreplant or some other low light plant. I walked up and down the aisles looking, and not one person asked if they could help me find anything. There were two women working in there, but no assistance was offered even as they watched me leave.

Love shopping at Home Goods. I was on the hunt for throw pillows and knew I had to head to Home…read moreGoods! This store has a bit of everything. Shopping here is like finding gold but at the price of silver. The hardest thing about shopping at Home Goods is deciding what to buy without buying everything. I go in focus on what I am looking for and start making my choices. Once I find what I need I then hunt the rest of the store looking for more items.

Still the slowest checkout lanes of all of the home goods I have been too. The lines get so long…read morebecause they only have a few checkers that move so slow. They have good products but I would still avoid this location.

We had flooring installed November 2025. it is now July 2026, they have agreed the flooring was…read morepoorly installed and we still can't get anyone to call us to set up a do-over date. Very disappointed in the service from Floor and Decor and their installation contractors.

I was just buying something at the other Floor and Decor and got interested to check out other…read more stuff while I am here. My goal was to come and out. Return only. There were no issues here. I gotta run.

I purchased 10 decorative pillows. I thought they were over priced but I needed some and they had…read morethe colors I wanted. Majority of the pillows were dirty, torn, and used. I came home and one had a huge whole in it, and the other one had its stitching come off. To make matters worse the price tag sticker of one pillow came off and the sticker read $19.99 but the price was $16.99. Same as the curtains that were priced $22.99 but under the sticker was $19.99 They tried to cover the original price with an overpriced one. I won't be returning to this store ever again.

Great stuff for all over your home Exterior and interior! Best prices and many options to choose…read morefrom! Will want to come back every time!

Enchanted Gardens has become my go-to garden center. I was impressed with the wide selection of…read moreplants and knowledgeable staff, and even more so with how nice and helpful the staff are. The garden has a beautiful layout with well-maintained displays showcasing a variety of flowers, succulents, shrubs, herbs, pottery, and trees. I've visited this garden a few times now and each time, the staff members have been incredibly friendly and eager to assist with any questions I may have. They've even helped bring my fruit trees out to my car. The service here is excellent, and they seem to have almost everything I need. So far, I've purchased two Sugar Cane Jujube trees, a cherry tree, a purple and red pepper plant, a few Jade plants, and some flowers to enhance my garden. If you haven't visited Enchanted Gardens, you should definitely add it to your agenda. The fun seasonal decorations are worth the trip alone, and they're perfect for taking pictures.

This was such a beautiful nursery. I came when it was really rainy and there was still so many…read morepeople shopping. The staff were so kind and knowledgeable. Took off one star because I feel like some of the plants were not the best condition. My coneflower died within a couple of days. I think the outdoor plants are a decent value. The indoor plants are a bit pricy. Plenty of parking overall. I rushed through shopping but I want to come back when it's not raining because there's definitely more to explore.

We went on a weekend and throughly enjoyed it. The staff come around and ask if you have any…read morequestions and provide excellent recommendations for your garden or indoor plants. They also offer free popsicles which was so lovely considering how hot it was. There's farm animals and koi fish as well as plenty of seating for people to rest and enjoy the views. I would say the plants are well cared for and decently priced. Their fairy garden was adorable and my friends and I were taking notes.

It's a drive to come here from the inner loop but well worth it…read more Friendly and helpful service with a smile and I was handed a 10 page handout on their rose selections and their roses are sorted by type and alphabetical order. The rose trees were few but I know I got a late start this year and will return earlier for best selections. I'm on their Facebook group and know they just got their David Austin roses in so I had to come in today and leave with two roses. Value is great - their hanging baskets are gorgeous and the proven selection ones were only $24.99 each. He was looking for Dallas Red lantana and of course he would find it here. I bought several herbs and other flowers. Also we got pictures with the Easter Bunny today! There are goats and chickens, too. I bought so much before that I was given a $15 credit to apply to today's purchase! Highly recommended and there was live music and a food truck.

The variety of fruit trees, shrubs and palm trees was amazing. Though the objective was getting…read moremore small herbs and vegetables to replenish our garden that withered while we were out of town, we got pulled into the area of fruit trees and purchased a Calamondin/Calamansi tree as our family love that type for refreshing "lemonade" drinks. Staff were knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful, which is always a plus. We gained a lot of great informations on different types of trees and what would grow best for the temperature of our area. We were even gifted a container of their special fertilizer! What a deal!

Charles consulted with us on one of our trees and recommended a pruning. William and his crew came…read moretoday and did a beautiful job pruning a maple for us before Hurricane season. The outcome was beautiful, and it should help the tree survive any high winds. They consulted with us on what we wanted done before they started and cleaned up all the limbs and branches they took out.

Big box home improvement stores can be a challenge to find select items for the novice. The staff…read moreis always willing to help and their knowledge is very valuable for the amateur DIY person. I've purchased Lowe's products for several years items from screw drivers to whole home generators. There is something for every budget. The store personnel is extremely helpful when you can find one. Seemingly the isles are no longer filled with staff and if the store is busy you find answers difficult to achieve. The store personnel deserves 4/5, however, third party installers can be hit or miss with quality of service. I wish there was more store accountability for the work of their contractors. Nonetheless, I'll keep going back and actually find it somewhat satisfying to just walk around the store. My last visit was a very good experience.

I recently visited this Lowe's for some yard project supplies, and while it wasn't a terrible…read moreexperience, it definitely had some frustrating aspects worth pointing out. This is especially true if you're planning a visit or relying on product reviews. First, the store was reasonably clean, and we managed to grab a cart that was in good shape (not one of those decades-old, squeaky, impossible-to-push types), which I appreciated. The hardscaping section was a bit of a letdown. They didn't have nearly as many options as I was hoping for, but I still ended up purchasing a few things to test at home, including a huge plant, several pots, and a bunch of miscellaneous items. Our cart was overflowing by the time we reached checkout. The checkout process itself needs serious improvement. Aside from the contractor desk, it's basically all self-checkout, which is usually my preference. But if you're buying anything without a visible barcode, like loose stones or landscaping rock, it quickly becomes a hassle. The rocks weren't marked, and I hadn't taken photos of the barcodes for every sample. I scanned the ones I had photographed and searched the Lowe's website for the rest. An employee passed by and said she'd be back to help after assisting someone else. We managed to figure most of it out on our own, and eventually, another employee helped us with the final rock that we couldn't identify. Here's the deal: if Lowe's wants to push self-checkout (which is fine), they really need to provide customers with the same item lookup book that employees use. Expecting people to self-checkout without giving them the tools to look up unmarked items is just a bad system. From now on, I'll be photographing every barcode before heading to the register. That's my hot tip for you. While I was there, I also found a hose reel I wanted to buy. It was the Style Selections steel 100 ft container hose reel. I looked it up on Lowe's website and saw that it had great reviews. I noticed there was also a 125 ft version with similarly glowing reviews. Since my cart was full and I'd injured my back the day before, I figured I'd just order it online and have it delivered. Once I got home and looked at the reviews more carefully, I realized almost all of them are incentivized. Many were written through influenster.com or started with some variation of, "I received this product for free in exchange for my honest review." Lowe's also has its own program called the "Lowe's Incentivized Reviewer Program." This program offers customers a Lowe's e-gift card for posting reviews for items they have previously purchased. These are marked with a little "Loop" icon. The problem is, when hundreds of reviews for a product are incentivized, the entire system becomes meaningless. These aren't like Yelp reviews, where people volunteer their time to provide honest, unpaid feedback. These reviews are made in exchange for some kind of benefit. To get an actual sense of what customers genuinely think, you'd have to manually sift through the entire list and sort out the non-incentivized ones--maybe even create a spreadsheet. It's absurd. Lastly, while I didn't have too much trouble scanning everything myself, I can't imagine how difficult it would be for someone who is elderly or has a disability. Some of the items are large, heavy, or awkward to handle. There was only one employee overseeing multiple checkout stations, and she was elderly herself. My mom, for instance, would've just given up and walked out. Even if most people prefer self-checkout these days, the store should still have at least one or two full-service lanes available for customers who need extra help--whether due to physical limitations or just having a cart full of difficult items. All in all, I don't hate Lowe's--and I'll probably be back out of necessity--but they could make some easy improvements that would go a long way. Better checkout support, honest product reviews, and more customer-friendly policies would make this location a lot more pleasant to shop at.