Ms Rhonda was so enthusiastic & helpful! We came in with a general idea of what we like & pics of…read moreour flowerbeds & she helped guide us. She provided so much knowledge when we go to plant & how to get the most out of each plant. So excited for our new flower beds.

A local and small business, definitely a quaint place, and we like to support this type of…read moreestablishment whenever we can. Although we're nowhere close to being good or experienced gardeners but we are trying to spiff up our yard. There were a couple of cars in the driveway when we arrived and there were steady new arrivals. That just shows it is a pretty popular place. I believe Bob was there as we were browsing. Friendly chap! He found out we'd never been so he explained the set up and how the greenhouses are labelled according to the type of plants they housed, full sun or part shade. I've never been to such a rustic nursery but I got the feeling that they had serious gardeners as their clientele. Friendly too!The customers were chatting to us left and right. Definitely a worthwhile place to check out. We picked up our little "Paddle" whom we spot from afar. It was just what we were looking for to replace the one I'd murdered over the winter. I didn't think we'd find him there so that was really lucky! I hadn't taken any pictures of the place because my phone ran out of juice, but I'm posting a picture of "Paddle" here.

Great customer service!! I wasn't sure b where to go or good to all what I n was looking for…read more There was a gentleman ready to assist. After I told him what I needed he said go straight to the cashier tell them what you need and they will ring it up. Sure enough I did exactly what he said made my purchase and then followed the road to the back to pick up what I purchased. I wish I would have grabbed his name because he knew what I needed after in told him. Sure beats walking around the store aimlessly!

On Mother's Day my husband took me to the TLC on Memorial to select an orchid. I have 6 orchids in…read moremy home and know how to care of them. The orchid I chose at TLC had a couple of areas on the leaves that looked like cotton. I took it back to the information desk and the women wiped off the white area and told me it would be fine. My husband purchased the orchid for me for $60.00. Unfortunately, the white chalky substance kept coming back. I googled the information and found out it had mealybugs. I followed the directions to clean the area with alcohol. After trying to remove it for two months without success, I took the plant back to TLC today to ask for help. Paul, the manager was at the front door and told me to go to the middle of the store to talk to the woman at the information desk. She determined the mealybugs were in the potting media which is why I could not eliminate them with alcohol. She said she could repot the orchid but there would be a cost. Obviously, the potting media was infected when the orchid was purchased two months ago. I was insulted when told I would have to pay for the repotting process. I spoke with the manager, Paul, and he told me house plants do not have any type of warranty. I learned a lesson today. I will not buy house plants from TLC! I will buy them at a business that carries a warranty for a third of the cost! Susan M Reply to Frank on July 18 Frank, I would appreciate a retraction on your response. The orchid WAS purchased at TLC on May 6! The above story is accurate except for the amount spent ($50 instead of $60). I had not looked up the receipt before coming by TLC yesterday. The reference number on the receipt is 32073802. The total amount spent that day was $122.70. I have 6 very healthy orchids purchased at different locations. The white pot left with the orchid must have been switched while watering. The orchid purchased from Whole Foods is healthy and doing well. Actually, over the years I have never had a problem with an orchid being affected with mealybugs except for the orchid purchased at TLC. One statement you made is correct. This is the first review I have made on YELP because I wanted to let others know that customer service is questionable at your business. I understand policy is policy on the return of houseplants. I was not upset until being told there would be a charge to repot the plant. It didn't make sense for me as the customer, to pay to correct a problem that I wasn't responsible for. It would have cost very little for your employee to offer to repot the plant for free.

Does not sale to the public. You must be a retailer, contractor, builder, landscaper, etc to buy…read moreplants here. Not sure HOW they know that considering you do not have to be licensed in Oklahoma. I guess they profile people. Where I'm from most growers sell to both retail and the public, obviously at different price points. I'm just not used to growers turning money away. Good thing I called before wasting my time here. It's surprising the other reviewer failed to mention any of this.

Greenstock is a fantastic little nursery in north Edmond. Their plants are well cared for and their…read moreprices are really competitive. The guys who work there are super friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. The awesome pumpkins and gourds they had this fall season were priced lower than any other place I've ever seen!

I stumbled on this nursery and I'm so glad I did! What a wonderful opportunity to get familiar with…read morenative plants to this area! The nursery is well organized and the employee walking me thru the nursery was very informative! I've selected several things I'd like to get and will return to pick up my purchase! Check this place out you will not regret it!

Wow, what a nice plant nursery! Had a large selection of native plants. Flowers, grasses and a few…read moretrees as well. Very knowledgeable staff. Much larger and more organized plants than I had expected. Good selection of local wildflowers.

Joyce and Jim have a great selection of cactus and succulents for both beginning and advanced…read morecollectors. They take good care of the plants, grow them well and sell them at a reasonable price.

So we stopped today to look for some unique flowers. They have quite a selection and everything was…read morelooking really healthy. They were very helpful with answering our questions and very attentive to their customers needs. The prices are really good. Was a pretty good drive for us but worth it as we picked up some awesome colors. Check them out.

Great selection of flowers and plants. Fair prices and helpful staff. The only downside is The…read moreparking.

This is a plant store on the southwest corner of Council and 23rd. I dropped and I've sweat half…read morethe world there because they are awesome. I found shishito peppers, gorgeous okra, etc. The people are nice, knowledge and friendly. They also have great prices. In will at them into my places to shop!

I will update my review when I see how my garden turns out. However a few notes for potential…read morecustomers: 1. BAIT & SWITCH PRICING W/PICK UP: If you pick up soil or another product in bulk from the soil yard, the pricing online is incorrect and somewhat of a bait and switch. You are charged by the pick up load @ 2 cubic yard pricing, regardless how much you actually get. So bring as big a truck as you can. You will be given a "good size load for your truck" as the front desk person described. He said I would probably be able to fit around 1.5 yards of the 50/50 soil mix in my truck. Meaning, for my project needing 2.15 yrds, I would have to make 2 trips, pay for a 2 yrd load each time, and ultimately pay $166 to get what I need. While still much better of a deal than buying by the bag, it is likely less of a deal compared to similiar products at other soil companies. 2. Representatives were very friendly and helpful. The girl on the phone at the main office was very friendly and happily gave me directions and the front desk guy at the soil yard was very informative and helpful. 3. Soil is pulverized and at least in my newb-gardener view, at least appears to be very good quality. Very happy with it so far. 4. Directions on Google are wrong, don't follow them when they tell you to turn into the A&D Business Park. Instead, from Agnew, turn West on Exchange Ave (locsted S of the of the A&D Business Park). Then go thru the Stockard gate, pass the flag poles on the right, then turn right by the green Murphy Product sign which is a little before the railroad tracks. If you get into the actual stockyard itself, you've gone too far. Overall, aside from the specific truck you use when picking up, you will need to consider your max pick up amount each load, and what that pickup-by-the-load pricing will actually cost you for your project. I imagine you could call them to get an idea of what will fit in your general truck range. For me, at least prior to the actual gardening part, I will hesitate to go back when I need to get more soil to top off what fit in my truck and what was planned. The business decision makes me wonder whether they are losing repeat customers for pick up (even if that means the same project) due to the incorrect pricing online and the ambiguousness of how much you're actually getting. Maybe that's such a small portion of the business, it doesn't matter. However, unless the soil is considerably better than other soil companies nearby, or the others follow the same policy for pick up, then I will chose some place else that actually gives me the 2 yards I pay for.

great products they are the best around, their service and products are quality and their prices…read moreare fair i love this place