When we moved to Bucks County, our new neighbors told us, "you must go to Gasper's!"…read moreGreat selection of annuals and perennials reasonably priced, good sales, nice gifts, helpful staff...the suggested tree for a large pot on our deck is thriving. Now our son is having Gasper's install a new patio. Nice to see our next generation happy there, too.

Need your flower beds weeded? You too can spend $750. for this less than satisfactory work…read more Horrible. Now the HOA is complaining.

This used to be my go-to place. 2 years ago I bought hanging baskets there and the hangers broke…read morewithin a couple of weeks. The shrub that I planted did not do well yet others from another nearby nursery thrived. I now go to Bountiful Acres. They are still close to home, a bit pricier but worth the money.

Gearings is a wonderful nursery/outdoor furniture small business Company. I purchased an outdoor…read moresofa and ottoman's set. I came back with an issue with the fabric do to a squirrel making a hole in the fabric. John who runs the furniture department was more than helpful went above and beyond to help me get the original fabric reordered that which was purchased three years ago. The plants are also very healthy. I've been to three other stores in the area and they have a wonderful supply and look very healthy. Follow up with my cushion was fast and they really do care about their products and what they sell highly recommend checking out gearings for your plant and outdoor furniture needs.

The owners are delightful! They have so much knowledge and are willing to share it, even though I…read morealways sound like an idiot!

I had so much fun shopping for plants here! They have beautiful healthy plants and many rare and…read moreinteresting varieties! Begonias, Hoyas, philos, burros tail, string of pickles, many succulents and even cacti at great prices! I highly recommend making the trip over to support this family business!

A beautiful, owner-operated nursery with a very nice selection including many natives. A super…read moreselection of heirloom and other specialty tomato plants.

I went to the Stony Hill Perennial Farm for this first time this past Sunday with a loose idea of…read morewhat I wanted to plant and a strong lack of experience. Bob came over to help and ended up spending literal hours with me mapping out a plan and ensuring that my planting project would be successful. Stony Hill Perennial Farm had every single plant I was interested in; the selection was top notch. Bob was able to see my vision and made suggestions for different plants I'd never heard of that he thought would take it to the next level. I've been to other plant centers/nurseries and never have I felt more confident in my purchase than I did with Bob. I am a lifetime customer. On to planting!

Just another example of "shrinkflation" from Farm & Garden Station. We have been buying their large…read morepre-made plant/flower pots for our front porch and rear deck for years, always putting the pots inside our large terracotta clay pots. For years their pots fit nicely in our terracotta pots, with the rim of the plastic pots overlapping and holding them in perfectly. This year, for the same price ($29 each, two for $58), their largest pre-made pots dropped and fell to the bottom, smaller than every year in the past. It's too bad Farm & Garden Station has resorted to this.

I've been going here for awhile and always outstanding. i always thought it would be too expensive…read morebut it's equal or less than the place i went in levittown where nothing grew-nothing. same size at end of summer! here, plants are healthy, well watered, great selection. see crystal-she's awesome at putting combinations together and knows her plants! last trip, ran into a neighbor, i asked her how she found the place and she said in summer, she was driving by and stopped. everything she bought grew huge, flowered tremendously and was great. said she'd coming here from now on!

I looked for Basil Genovese which they had in a pot. No price tag,they charged me $17.99. I paid…read more Next day at McCaffrey supermarket I found the same basil, same size for only $10.99! What a ripoff! I would check other nurseries before buying anything from these people.

Extremely helpful, knowledgeable staff…read more Writing this review in December 2021, I was impressed by their holiday decor and Christmas tree inventory when so many other area nurseries seem to be struggling to offer decent options. Supply chain issues have left few choices among Bountiful Acres' competition, but they seem to have figured it out and kept the lines of communication and supply open with their vendors. Andy helped us on our recent visit. He's been their 20+ years and was so friendly and helpful. He also offered some great, insightful advice on some landscaping materials we asked about for privacy screening. Definitely worth the trip.

The Hortulus Gardens are I believe Bucks County's largest gardens. They are yet another jewel in…read morethe necklace of gardens throughout the Delaware Valley (Greater Philadelphia) which has often been called the Garden Capital of America. The Hortulus Gardens specialize in wildflowers and perennials and as a result are at their showiest in the mid to late spring. They make for a wonderful setting to stroll around and there is a lot to see here. Tucked throughout the property are small intimate gardens with my favorite being the almost hidden Mediterranean oasis. Second favorite is the fountain garden. There are peaceful woodland walks and scenic pastoral views. The variety of trees here is outstanding. And in late May, one can enjoy the beauty of one of the largest plantings of peonies on the East Coast. Of course there is a large nursery area adjoining the gardens which has for sale many of the plants you have admired in the gardens themselves. The Hortulus Gardens are indeed a treasure.

My fiance and I decided to use Hortulus Farm as a potential wedding ceremony site. We talked with…read morethe manager who gave us a price of $2500 and told us it would include everything we needed. After a month of asking for the contract to sign, we finally received an email from the owner who was vacationing in Florida and had never met us. He quoted a much higher price and added fees for all kinds of things that we were never told about, bringing the price up to $4000. When I questioned these prices in a very professional way, I received an extremely nasty and unnecessary reply from him that included the following: Melissa, It was my understanding you wanted a contract. No, there is no room for negotiation on the price. When this idea started out, we were told the fee would be $4,000. Somehow, we ended up at $2,500 AND providing and setting up 150 chairs for you AND giving you use of the library. Hortulus Farm is our home and I hope you realize we're doing it for that price to support the foundation and because we apparently agreed to it. If we have to transform a greenhouse for you in the event of rain, which is not out of the question in October, we will have to eat the labor for that, too. Therefore, we request a donation of $1,000 now to seal the deal and the $1,500 balance on October 8th prior to the ceremony. The end. Jack Staub I found it extremely rude to address a potential client in this manner and to end an email "The end." Needless to say, we did not have our ceremony there and will not be recommending this place to anyone. For a non-profit, they sure don't know how to treat guests and potential donors.