Exceptional service. I am grateful for this business and the friendly, thoughtful folks that run…read moreit. I had to remotely select and order a sympathy gift for someone in their local area, and have limited knowledge of houseplants, their meaning, etc. They walked through several expert recommendations with me from prayer plants to prosperity plants, helped me select a pot fitting the occasion and recipient's aesthetic. They also proactively offered to plant it for me, and deliver it to their door directly vs shipping or using a service. They asked if I had a letter to send them include, that they could design into a card to include with the order. They really went above and beyond and took any and all stress out of the process, while my mind was a million other places given the situation. Thank you Ruby Flora, for making this process so much easier on me and for delivering a quality sympathy gift on very short notice. It's clear you really care about your customers, in addition to being the area experts on houseplants.

So excited to have discovered this plant shop in the area!…read more Fun highlights to note: - You can take your plants in there and they can transfer them to a bigger pot for you! - They host fun events in their back room. They have an upcoming one for kids where they can plant their own plant in a fun themed planter. Can't wait to bring the boys back for that! - Huge selection of plants to choose from. You can tell the owners really care about the quality of their product! Can't wait to come back!

I love gardening and the only place where I go to get my supplies is Best Feeds…read more The price is always very reasonable no matter what you're looking to buy. We buy our plants, soil, hummus additive and mulch there. I also got peony rings for $6, which made all the difference. My peonies are very high and look great this year. In the fall, we buy our daffodil and tulip bulbs there. They line the path at my house and look great. We also bought some established plants as well. You know if you have any questions, you're in the right hands. Their experts are far superior to anyone you'd find at Lowe's, Home Depot and other garden centers. They take their time with you and take you around to show you what's needed. I love that personal attention. We also get our bird seed there. It's a great deal and the birds and deer love it.

This review is written regarding the best feeds store on Wildwood this past fall. It is written now…read moreas not many people look for a nursery review late fall and winter but rather the spring. My daughter's wedding was on October 28th. We were hunting live mums for decorating. We called MULTIPLE local nurseries. No one was willing to help, commenting that we could purchase what was left at the end of the season. As I continued down my list, I called best feeds on Wildwood. I had great experiences there before. I was shocked when the gentleman that answered the phone said to stop in and that they could certainly do something for me!!! He introduced me to two female staff members who were experts in matching colors, mums that bloomed later in the season, and sizes that I would need for each space. They also taught us how to make the blooms open at just the right time. The day of pick up they were all organized on a rack and ready to go. Can't say enough about the plant knowledge that the staff possesses. I really won't shop anywhere else for my plant needs moving forward. Can't say enough about how much it made her wedding day and the complements we received about our outside decorations. Cathy B

How I made it out of here without spending an entire paycheck and redoing my entire yard is beyond…read moreme... This place is awesome. I love a locally owned lawn and garden center so after driving past Jim Jenkins several times, I figured it was time to stop in. The location/parking lot can be tricky to get into and out of because Painters Run is a busy road, but there was a police officer there stopping traffic so that customers could get in or out. This place is slightly deceiving from the road. I thought it was just a small little garden shop and wasn't sure if I'd find the clay pots I was looking for. Holy cannoli was I wrong. This is the Energizer Bunny of lawn and garden stores. It just kept going and going and going and going. I found the clay pots and a whole lot more that I didn't have space (or budget) for. The prices are fairly reasonable, the pots I was looking for were $2.99 and the saucer was $1.99. I also found a decorative one that's rather unique compared to what you'd find at one of those "big box" stores for a mere $6.99. I thought I was done shopping until I saw the huge selection of pre-sprouted veggies and herbs. I poked around there for a good bit before reminding myself that I'd just be feeding the infamous deer of Mt. Lebanon and not myself if I purchased any. On my way to the cashier, I stopped to check out their variety of succulents that were potted in adorable little planters... realizing that the aforementioned deer would not eat these, I grabbed one for my patio and silently told myself that my work here was done. The total for my four items was $24 which I didn't think was bad at all. I love shopping local and this place is just awesome. They also have plenty of items that would be great for gift-giving.

Never buy any river rocks or gravel from Phelps. I just bought a ton of 3-5 river rock, and at…read moreleast 25% of it is lumped clay and sand. Rocks are filthy and take gallons of water to wash. Terrible, my neighbor wanted to take it back and dump it there. But I decided to post here and help others. Won't be going there again. If I could give them a negative review, I would have. Also bought topsoil at the same time, and it is even worse - full of sand, dust, and mostly clay.

City Grows in the Strip District is such a great find for any plant lover. It feels like a lush…read moreurban jungle right in the middle of the Produce Terminal, and the selection is incredible, whether you're looking for common houseplants or something a little more unique. The staff is always super knowledgeable and helpful, and it's honestly just a beautiful, peaceful place to browse around while you're walking through the Strip. I would frequent the Lawrenceville shop with my daughter and happy to see they're doing well in the Strip.

The service was great! A lot of plant selections, I loved how BIG the plants were. The prices were…read morereasonable. The location fantastic because you definitely can shop or eat. So many choices

Really appreciate having a place like this in Pittsburgh. We get all of our chicken supplies (as…read morewell as our chicks), seed starting mix (they have professional mix) and garden supplies as well as good advice.

Service was always muted but sufficient. Usually respond minimally to cust. Seems bare bones on…read moreselection now. Might be fading out

Our mulch was done by Kyle's team and we were very happy with the outcome. We plan on using them…read morein the future. Bob Rittmeyer

Pros. They do have a nice selection of plants,and the…read moreworkers that installed our tree were great. Cons Service is poor. We picked out a large Japanese Maple for $499 plus the same for installing and 2 other plants we would plant ourselves. After waiting for a few weeks with no communication, we went back to find out about planting. We saw the tree we had put our name on was gone. The other 2 were still there. We were going on vacation at the end of May (tree still not delivered) and called and told them to wait until we get back now. Called when we got back to schedule and mentioned we didn't see our tree when we were there. I'm assuming they sold it to someone else. He showed a pic on the phone of another tree he could plant. He said it was the same. We said ok and they came the next morning. The tree they brought was at least 2-3 feet shorter than the one we picked. The root ball was about 1/3 of the one we picked. After talking to the owner and him arguing about the tree, he offered $100 off the price. I was just so pissed off, I just had them plant the new tree just to stop dealing with them. We got this tree to shield our pool from the 2 houses next door that were for sale since we weren't sure how nice they would be. It will be a few f*****g years till it grows to a decent height.

Really like this garden center. I happened to stop here on a day before Mother's Day weekend in…read morewhich they just got their first Spring shipments and what a fine selection of annuals and perennials! I was totally unsure what to do to select plants and get them to the counter and car so asked the staff. They all were so very cordial and helpful. I just got a cart outside, loaded up, and wheeled it to the counter inside. I inquired about potting soil to plant outdoors if which they had several options. They asked me some questions and then recommended both a type and amount of soil and had me pull my car to a loading spot and staff loaded into my car. Love this place! Oh and know that as of this posting it is on a nursery list with Phipps Conservatory. If you are either a Phipps Conservatory employee (full disclosure-- I am) or a Phipps Conservatory member you get a discount. Nice perk.

Great lawn and garden store with the added bonus of having craft/gift shop upstairs. It has a wide…read morevariety of items on offer including quilts, antiques, furniture etc. well worth a visit.

This is our go-to nursery. They have good varieties not present at the big box stores. In…read morebusiness since the 1930s, they have live chickens on prem, several hoop houses, perennials, annuals. Buy 5 yards of mulch and/or mushroom manure and they deliver for free. They do not seem to sell "Bonnie", which in my opinion is great since Bonnie is everywhere and some of their practices are controversial. Their mulch is premium mulch, though it does seem to have its share of duckgrass. One year we used it, and we got sorghum growing in the yard. We bought a number of roses from them. Many of the "drift" brand varieties have done well. Some of the Ingrid Bergman roses got Rose rosette disease. It's not clear if they came from here or from another location, though, so I am not 100% sure, but I'm pretty sure I got it from here, but maybe not :shrug: It's a horrible disease. This year, we got some swiss chard to transplant and it was infested with leafborers, which also infected my beets. Now that I know what it looks like I'll actively avoid it. I have heard it can happen when the seasons are cold/wet spring and then hot early, which we had this year. In the end it is a business and they are in business because they sell you things. You really shouldn't transplant squash, melon, cucumber, but they do sell them for transplanting. It's better to stick to seeds with these and sow starting end of May to July. The place is cleared out of vegetables (and other annuals) by mid June. They could have a second round but I guess they want to keep that simple. Perhaps the number of customers doesn't allow it.

Helpful service from staff who know their plants, Healthy plants and trees. Quick reasonably priced…read moredelivery for larger trees. They have a large selection of vegetables, fruits and flowers. Native plants and nativars are labeled.