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Caras Nursery & Landscape

Caras Nursery & Landscape

3.6(24 reviews)
1.7 mi

This afternoon my mother and I spent about $150 at Caras, and at checkout we were overcharged to…read morethe tune of $57. The receipt showed that I had bought a plant for $57 when I had not. The woman at the register had made a mistake when typing in the code. It's a big mistake but stuff happens and I could live with that. What was NOT ok is that she never apologized and she acted like it was a huge inconvenience to refund us the amount she herself had over charged us and then she demanded the Caras bucks back (not that I care about the bucks but her entire attitude was that we were the problem). Basically both myself and my mother were made to feel less than. I'm sorry, maybe 57 bucks isn't much to her but it's a lot to me and being treated like that was a slap in the face. I will shop for my plants elsewhere in the future.

Went in yesterday and asked a young man who works there what kind of plants could I plant directly…read moreonto lava rock. He gave me several options, one of which was a plant called a jeweled orchid. It was beautiful so I bought it ($20). I also picked up an air plant that has just finished flowering which excited me because I didn't know they flowered. The next day a friend came over and saw the the beautiful job I had done wiring the jewel orchid to a large lava rock to which she informed my orchid plants will absolutely NOT live on a rock and not only that but unlike other orchids, it needs deep loamy soil. I looked it up online and she is right. She also informed me that once an air plant blooms it will never bloom again and is at end of life (so should not even be for sale). Bottom line I received some very poor advice which cost me $35 and still left me without the plants I wanted. Also, as an aside, they are insanely expensive. They were selling a plant for $67 that I bought for 10 bucks from Walmart. Same size, same apparent health.

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The Home Depot

The Home Depot

2.2(37 reviews)
1.1 mi
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I was in Missoula for a week. I stopped by this HD to pick up a few things and I have to say the…read moreservice was really good. Much better than what I get back home in California. I normally shop at Lowe's but I have to give credit when it's due. I had a big box truck and the parking lot was super easy to park in. Like I said service was good and rather than just telling me which aisle the staff member walked me to the item and then discussed the pros and cons of the tools I was looking at picking up. I left impressed.

The only reason I went here is because Lowe's panel saw was out of order. This was my first…read moreexperience at this Home Depot and it was awful. First of all, I walk in the lumber side, I need some OSD for a project I'm working on. At most I needed two panels cut down to size. The cashier I talked to when I first walked in was extremely dismissive, like I was completely bothering him and that I was the biggest idiot on earth. I asked if the panel saw was working, and if someone could cut some OSD for me. He said yes and to just grab a cart and bring it over to the cutting station. There were about 15 carts around full of various lumber and only two actually available around the plethora of forklifts. Then, I realize that there is no way I can lift a panel of OSD by myself, so I try to grab a panel of hardboard, which is still not very light. I end up at the end of the aisle in the cashier's eye-line, trying to balance this 8ft panel on my head to try and get it on the cart. We made eye contact twice, not once did he offer to help or even made an attempt to call someone over, he simply went back to his phone. (Might be a testament to current men in their 20s but I digress, chivalry is dead). Also, multiple employees were walking around, not one asked if I needed help, which I clearly did as this giant panel was almost un maneuverable for me. I finally get it into the cart and make my way to the cutting station where the young woman working actually did offer to help and called someone over to cut my panel, and finally, when I had some semblance of hope, he said the width can't be cut smaller than 12inches, I needed 7inch width by about 3 feet. At that point, I left my cart at the station and left them to help the man behind me. I walked out without a purchase past the same cashier that watched me struggle for 20 minutes to get a 4' x 8' panel into a cart and ended up so frustrated and pissed off at the service, specifically the cashier who saw me struggling and did nothing. I will never be back.

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Marchie's Nursery

Marchie's Nursery

2.7(3 reviews)
2.4 mi
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Marchie's is great, and with nurseries like these, it's not difficult to see why Missoula is called…read morethe "Garden City". For the passed two summers, I have purchased veggies and flowers from Marchie's. The 1 - 3 inch veggies I purchased: various habanero, banana, and bell peppers, and the squash and tomatoes, all grew like Jack's beanstalk. The flowers I purchased didn't fare so well. The Lobella died straight away, the snapdragon did OK, and there was another orange flower that died straight away - I can't remember the name of it. I do not blame Marchie's for these flowers dying - I think a lot of that has to do with the gardener, i.e. me. The prices at Marchie's are pretty fair, and the salespeople are wonderful. They offer very helpful gardening advice and product recommendations, and are sincerely happy to be there. Judging a nursery on a 1- 5 star scale is subjective, especially based on the gardener, and that gardener's lack of green thumb. However, I feel like the strong start these plants received from the gardeners at Marchie's attribute to their success once they are in the permanently in the ground. Marchie's is a fantastic example of of a product being cared for and loved by the companies owners and employees, and thriving because of it.

Stopped to buy a dozen lavender plants. Stood at the counter as the only worker was talking to a…read morecouple about asparagus. Wasn't acknowledge, walked around for 20min, came back, still talking about asparagus. Stood there 10min, no acknowledgement again, walked off, still talking about asparagus. Apparently new Missoula transplants can't Google "asparagus"! Went to Pink Grizzly, received immediate assistance, paid in cash, & on my way. Highly recommend Pink Grizzly Nursery!

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Marchie's Nursery - Lavender and Lobella and Snap dragons.

Lavender and Lobella and Snap dragons.

Marchie's Nursery - Peppers

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Evans Tree Farm - gardening - Updated October 2026

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