Unbelievable selection of perennials and annuals. Friendly service for customers. When we had…read morequestions, it was easy to find an employee to help us. Great prices, too

Cox's plant farm was a fun adventure for picking flowers with the family! The store is VERY large…read moreand they have multiple greenhouses. It is also very neat, clean, and organized. Cox's also has equipment, tools, accessories, and all of the gardening necessities your heart desires! The flowers were hearty colorful and the quality for the price is hands down 5 out of five! There was a very tall man working in the shrub area who approached me for help and showed me exactly what I came for and explained how to take care of it. He also pointed out that they have a one year guarantee on their perennials for one price or you could pay the lower fee and take the plant as is. The snag I ran into with my family was how rude the front end staff was. We were glared at and not greeted. Then when it was time to cash out my mom asked one of the cashiers if she was open. The cashier rolled her eyes made a face and said yeah as though the last thing she wanted to do was cash us out. Her attitude was incredibly rude and disgusting!! The cashier that cashed me out wasn't much better. She didn't take the time to explain the difference between the 1yr guarantee and the as is price she just charged me the higher price without regard. Over all it's a great store for all of your planting needs they just need some customer service support intervention ASAP!! I would go again. I just hope the front end staff is nicer!

Hostetler Farms is the best nursery in the country! Great family business and a beautiful place.read more

Miss M's has such a good selection of indoor and outdoor plants as well as decorative decor for…read moreyour flower beds! I spent a lot of time wandering around and trying to decide exactly what I wanted and came home with some pretty greenery for my front porch. I also got a tiny indoor succulent that I have in a macrame hanging pot, away from my cats. Their porch geese were super cute and came both painted and unpainted. Great selection of trees and shrubs too if you are looking for those.

I found a new favorite for when I'm in Bargersville. I got so many birthday and Christmas gift…read moreideas. I'm already planning my next visit. Everything is reasonably priced and the staff courteous.

Unique nursery off the beaten path. So beautiful. They do not accept plastic as payment. Be sure to…read morehave plenty of room for your haul!

What a BEAUTIFUL day to visit this incredible treasure of a nursery in Brown County. The designs…read moreof all the different gardens decorated with so many arches, benches, displays will send your kind into overdrive with plans for your spaces. The staff here are lovely - so incredibly knowledgeable and helpful, barns intricately decorated with treasures to be discovered. The DELICIOUS Cafe - oh you MUST!!! Reservations are a must in the fall on weekends - colors are stunning!!!

It's become a habit to purchase these bouquets from Harvest Moon Flower Farm at the Broad Ripple…read moreFarmers Market. Over Xmas we gave them as gifts on Xmas Eve for Christmas Tables and today I am so pleased with the Centerpiece for Easter tomorrow. Years ago I would walk a couple blocks down the street to purchase bouquets as often as possible from the Grey house on Kessler shortly after they were picked and today's purchase at the Market reminds me of those happy times too. I know there are many options now for flowers in the grocery stores and other retail outlet however you can see this unique naturalistic bunch is spectacular and worth it. Price I feel is reasonable for a special occasion this grouping is two bouquets to make a impact on a large table. 37.00

I hired Linda from Harvest Moon Flower Farm after receiving a recommendation from a friend that…read morelives in Bloomington, IN. Linda did an amazing job with the flowers for my wedding down in Bloomington! I had her special order Picasso Calla Lilies and arrange all of the boutonnières for family members. She also put together three lovely terrariums for the tables at the wedding, as well as some greenery for our wedding cake. The arrangements were gorgeous and so was her farm. Just two things to consider: she does not deliver, so it made it a little more difficult to get the arrangements before the wedding. While she is only 20 minutes outside of Bloomington, it wasn't on the way to our venue. I knew my parents would love to see the farm, so that made it worthwhile for me. The other thing is that she has two (adorable) dogs that will greet you when you arrive. I LOVE dogs, but don't care for them to jump on me with muddy paws. . . ;) When we went to pick up the wedding flowers, the dogs jumped onto the side of my newly-washed vehicle and left mud marks & scratches on my car. I had my car washed again and the marks from the dogs are still there. Not the end of the world, but not fabulous either. If I were throwing an event in Bloomington, I would definitely hire her again!

My second visit to oak. was had today. It's such a sweet little shop. All of the plants made the…read moreair feel so clean. Also, the nicest people work here ! I attended their block party today and had a blast. I look forward to seeing more from oak. in the future.

Used the online ordering and contact frew delivery this weekend- lightning fast and such great…read morestuff! Picked up a plant and some puzzles :)

Great place to buy native perennials! I've bought a white gorgeous dogwood tree and had their crew…read moreplant it and a river birch clump for us. Both are gorgeous, healthy treees!

This is a fantastic place to go buy perennials and trees an hour south of Indy--where things grow a…read morelittle earlier. It is a little off the beaten track, located near Tony Stewart's elaborate estate west of Columbus. Not too many flowers, but lots of shrubs, bushes, hedges, etc, at reasonable prices. The business is part of a vertically integrated landscaping concern run by an over-educated gentleman named Dean, although the nursery is run by a friendly and knowledgeable manager named Kim. She is a font of ideas and suggestions, and if you bring photos of your garden and house she is more than willing to get you going. This is about as non-corporate as it gets, and the selection is way more diverse than the big box stores. The shrubs are grown and tended with care, and are guaranteed healthy--you can replace anything that doesn't survive. If you want great service with a personal touch, you can't go wrong here. Credit cards taken too, no need to bring cash

I wrote the following review in early June. That same day, Rob, from Abell, called to see why we…read morewere so disappointed and offered to come out to our property the next day. As I said in the review, we had had Rob create a design plan for our barren property which we loved and for which they planted all of the major trees. We have done the rest of the landscaping ourselves because we wanted to and enjoy it. Rob came and looked at all of the trees and offered his perspective on what was happening with each of them. We DO have soil that is mostly clay which makes it tough for a tree to establish roots which we knew. From the original planting, though, we weren't told to try root stimulators or tree stake fertilizers. We started that this spring after our visit to Abell once the trees started dying and we are continuing to use it. The Kousa Dogwood was, indeed, dead, and Rob said he would replace it free of charge. I'm a little worried because one of the branches on the new tree had many crispy leaves on it the day they planted it, but I hope that that is due to the stress of being uprooted and replanted in new soil. The old tree was quite wet when they dug it up, so they planted the new one higher and we re-routed the downspout out and away from the tree as we had told Rob we would do. I know that Abell has been in business many, many years and couldn't have stayed in business that long on shoddy customer service. When our trees started dying, after consulting with Abell and having one tree replaced, we went elsewhere and asked for advice from an arborist - some of which Rob discounted. I know that somewhere in between what Rob told us and what the arborist told us lies the method of tree survival on our lot. We will do what both of them have told us to do and, with luck, we will have lush trees in a few more years. I must note, however, that both trees that they have replaced this year have needed to be planted higher than the original trees. Maybe the planting requirements need to be checked out thoroughly before planting in the first place. I want to commend Rob on his quick response to our review and maybe suggest that with the problematic soils here in Bloomington, that they could offer a tree service for the first couple of years where people who know their stuff could check out newly planted trees several times a year for two years. Customers like us would buy a plan like that especially when we really, really want only a few, unique trees, and we want them to survive. These trees are a financial and emotional investment for us and it is worth it to know how to keep them alive in this rotten soil. Fingers crossed for now that ALL of the trees from Abell survive and thrive in their new surroundings! I always hesitate to write something negative about a company when it involves only a part of their operation, but in this case, my husband and I feel that the money we have spent and lost over the course of the past year is worth that honesty. We moved into our newly-built home at the beginning of July of 2016. There was no landscaping and no trees. We believed that Abell Nursery had a good reputation and had heard that they also would provide a landscape design at a reasonable price. We contacted them and had a design drawn up including names of trees and where they would be be sited on the property. The designer knew that this was a new build and that our soil was mostly clay and not well-worked or aerated; however, It was a lovely landscape design and fit our wishes exactly. We wanted Abell to plant all of the major trees, but since my husband and I bought this house so that we could create a garden paradise for ourselves, we wanted to do the rest of the landscaping. The problem is the trees. We eagerly picked out our trees from the Abell nursery - a Kousa Dogwood for the front corner of the house, an Oak tree for the back, and a Crimson King Maple to be the center point for the front yard. We also purchased a Nishiki Willow for the back garden area and a Hydrangea tree for another garden area which were small and that my husband felt he could plant on his own. All in all, a hefty chunk of money once we included the labor of planting them. All of the trees, except for the Crimson King which wouldn't be available until early fall, were planted by the beginning of August by the Abell planting team. By the time the Crimson King was planted, the Kousa was dead because the soil held too much water where the tree was sited. We purchased a new Kousa and had it planted in a site where the planter from Abell's said would be fine and had them plant it for us. (These were ALL sizeable trees we had them plant - not tiny starts). We also bought a new Japanese Maple to replace the Dogwood on the advice of the planter who said it would do much better in that site, a lovely, full tree that looked fantastic at that front corner. It's leaves curled up early and fell off

I recommend Abell Nursery for their plants and their staff. Last year Abell Nursery added lawn…read morecare to their portfolio. They kept working on improving. This year they hired a new lawn care person who claims to be the best. I spent almost no energy with the different people they had. They were very good. This new man doesn't care about the local customer. He has to be directed. He broke our sprinkler box when he drove over it. He must want corporate customers.