Contacted the owner multiple times about both figs I bought from them. A year later dead…read more Unconcerned. All my other figs are thriving, even those air layered just last year. Figs

Usually good products but recently I had a bad experience with someone there. I sent an email…read moreasking for advice about a newly rooted cutting and how to treat it over the winter. The response was rather short and disappointing. The response was, in effect, "call me, I don't have time to write down the answer"!

Just drove 1.5 hours to shop after reading reviews and viewing pics....clearly says "OPEN" till…read more8pm. IT IS CLOSED! PLEASE update or remove from Yelp!!

I've been coming to this nursery location for years under the previous ownership. This is my first…read morevisit since it became Frey's. I like the improvements they've made to the building. They really take it from utilitarian to upscale. With that being said the prices have also increased. The inside is beautifully arranged and is a real treat to look at and source inspiration. The first room houses many varieties and sizes of houseplants and unique ways and products to grew them. The two greenhouses are more for flats, seasonal plants, and bushes. They also sell plant arrangements ready made if you're not confident enough to arrange yourself. Additionally they have a good variety of outdoor plants and bushes, supplies, pots and tools. Pricing is more than going to your local garden center but you're paying for aesthetics, although all of their plants did look healthy. Since they were closing and I didn't purchase anything so I can't vouch for customer service. I'd return for the inspiration and if I needed an unusual plant, but will probably stick to my regular garden shop for better priced basics.

Friendly People and Healthy plants…read more Prices are very competitive. I've visited Harrisburg and Broomall PA sites.

nothing special. Plants are about the same price as any nursery. They run specials but you may…read moreget $1 off. Not really worth the effort since they don't have a complete inventory. I've been there 5-6 times and have not bought a thing. PS I picked up two perennials on the $9.99 perennial table and all of those particular plants did not have pricing stickers. When I got to the register she said "oh, those are native perennials so the price is higher" $14.99. Seemed weird they were the only ones that did not have a price sticker and they raised the price at the register.

We bought a 8' foot tree and 3 shrubs. They came out to plant them and they did a nice job. They…read morewere very professional and worked quickly. The staff were also helpful when we visited the nursery to pick out the tree and shrubs. They had a nice variety to choose from.

Roots took our bare Hill that was too steep to mow and turned it into something amazing. They were…read moreresponsive and considerate of all our wishes. They guys worked so hard and we felt our yard was in perfectly good hands! We would highly recommend them to anyone who needs a highly qualified landscaper!

This greenhouse could be easy to miss tucked back off Old Philadelphia pike, but do not miss it!…read moreThe customer service is wonderful, the plant variety impressive for a relatively small greenhouse and the prices are unbelievably affordable! I left with two wagons full of gorgeous annuals which I used for hanging baskets and various containers around the yard. They seem to specialize in annual flowers, however they also had a wide variety of herbs, vegetables, house plants and some perennials.

Perfect Pots also has a vendor stand at the historic Lancaster Central Market…read more The young lady at the stand was friendly and didn't mind answering my questions about their business. I heard about Perfect Pots' Strasburg location, with its greenhouse, seasonal planting service, and frost-proof pottery. The Lancaster stands with fresh blooms and arrangements.

Had a great time, so glad we found this place. Plants look so healthy. People very friendly.read more

Was in Lancaster for a short visit and wanted to check out the garden stores. My mother was…read morestarting her vegetable garden and was unable to find good pepper plants back in Queens. Searched garden stores open late on a Friday and Conestoga Valley Greenhouse popped up. Navigated to a farm, with another smaller road that took us to the greenhouse area (follow the signs). There were multiple greenhouses and areas with lots and lots of plants. We checked out the vegetable plant greenhouse and there was so much to choose from! Lots of varieties. I was able to find the pepper plants my mom wanted at such an amazingly low price. The girl working the cashier was pleasant and provided a box to carry them all. Next time I come back, I will stock up on other types of plants too. What a great find!

Selection of plants and prices are good . The little store is nice as well. Went back twice to get…read moremore hanging baskets

Came across a sign advertising 50% off all plants on State Rd a few weeks back. As a plant momma…read moreI'm always on the lookout for different varieties to add to my collection. Leabrook Farms is a place I could see from 283 but never really knew how to get there to access it. It's a few miles off State Rd., on Leabrook Rd, and you can't miss it. A storm was brewing that day when I arrived so I didn't spend as much time as I would have liked. Every plant was 50% off, even ones already on sale were not excluded from the sale. They had annuals, perennials, succulents, houseplants, and arrangements. I was in awe. Tables and tables of plants in good condition, small and large + a few greenhouses. I filled a wagon and had I had a larger vehicle would have gotten more. Some of my favorite scores were the succulents, a decent size, all $1 and some change after the discount. I also scored a massive mostera plant for less than $10 that at Lowes for that size sells for $64. In hindsight I wish I would have bought them all for resale and made a few bucks. While many of the plants were labeled, there were many more that were not. Since I'm looking more for low light houseplants, a label identifying the plant and care instructions would have been helpful for many of the items I bought. The plain (Mennonite) employee there said they came from an auction and she didn't have any information. Also some of the prearranged plants in ceramic containers had chips, and or appeared to be used, like they picked them up at a thrift store. Not that I'm opposed to that, but some weren't in the best of shape. I made it out right before the storm, barely, with a car full of plants in tow. I would visit them again even at full price, but most definitely at their 50% sale. Since they are plain owned and operated no Sunday hours.

The kitty there is to die for, the absolute sweetest and good prices I will be returning:)read more