Super cute nursery all with native plants to the area. Large selection. Pull in and find the…read moreparking lot. Enjoying seeing all their variety of healthy and beautiful plant selection. A must stop in. Cool bookshop w a lot of unique gardening books too. Nice friendly helpful ladies work here.

I came here a few years ago because a friend of mine likes to plant natives on her property. Since…read morethen I have come back a few times a year to pick something up myself. My yard thanks this nursery because the advice I get is always so helpful and the staff is very nice and knowledgeable. I came yesterday a few minutes before closing and was not rushed at all to find the plants I was looking to get. When I couldn't find it, I was personally escorted to find them. I can't wait to come in the fall to pick some items for fall planting.

Walking through the gate takes you into a little cottage garden. The garden has a green house, a…read morefountain and lots of plants. It is decorated for each season/holiday with cute little vignettes. You can wander the paths to see it all. At the back is a little cottage gift shop with small plants, gardening supplies, vintage finds and little gifts. More plants are around the side of the cottage. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly. The plant prices are comparable to other nurseries, a little more than the big box stores. You get better quality and personalized service. The garden is much bigger than it seems. It is worth a stop even if you're not buying plants!

I didn't buy anything but such a cute place to walk by. A lot of variety of flowers and there's a…read morelittle small shop too.

VERY DISAPPOINTED! I purchased a boxwood plant from this nursery, and I couldn't be more…read moredisappointed. When I bought it, it looked great but as soon and I took it home, it started drying up and eventually died. When I reached out to them for a refund for the defective product, I was met with unhelpful responses and a lack of empathy. They refused to acknowledge the poor quality of the plant and offered me a gift card for 50% of the item. It feels like they don't stand behind their products at all. Save your money and look elsewhere for healthier plants and better customer service. This experience has left me frustrated and regretting my purchase.

The best nursery around! Outstanding quality and selection, superior customer service and a…read morefriendly staff. When you visit you are almost always greeted immediately and their no pressure attitude makes shopping a pleasure. Looking for expert advice? Look no further than!

Was driving down Germantown and saw this little store. Finally decided to stop in and found some…read morereally beautiful flowers inside. Fall is my favorite time of year to decorate my house with flowers. Their assortment of mums and hanging baskets was exactly what I was looking for! The staff was extremely pleasant and very kind. I had a great experience and would HIGHLY recommend anyone stop by. It will really brighten your day!

Went to purchase flowers for my moms birthday. The boy at the front looked at me like I'm crazy,…read moresaying "we don't sell flowers here." I'm not sure why "flower" is in the name then. I asked if there any places nearby that might have some, to which he says "not in this area." A quick mapping showed me one three minutes away where they were very kind and helpful. Kid was pretty rude off the bat as well. I'd recommend anyone actually needing flowers (lol) to go to Rothe Florists down the street. They were extremely kind, crazy cheap, and the bouquet was beautiful. I would add a photo but do not want people to assume it was from this store.

Some of the worst customer service I've experienced, EVER! Rude and clueless - what a combination!…read moreHow does this place stay open and what is the magic sauce for those who actually receive good customer service?

I've flipped 5 houses in Chester County over the last 30 years and just moved into my 6th…read more Landscaping is a big part of what I invest in as I both enjoy it - and I live in the houses as I renovate so I want them to look nice. As a result, I've been to most every gardening place from East Earl, PA to Phoenixville to the old Agway outside West Chester to Malvern - you get the idea. I first started going to mainline gardens about 6 years ago. They had decent pots, expensive, but nice. Then I started buying plants there (mostly annuals for said pots) and they were nice enough. Now I would normally go on weekdays so I was dealing with the core crew and not the weekend staff. This spring I've been there twice (once in April and once in May) looking specifically for small perennials with varying sunlight requirements. This is the first time I've ever visited this nursery looking at things through that lens and it was beyond disappointing. The weekend staff are probably largely college aged and know absolutely nothing about the plants. They have a covered area in the back where one would assume the shade loving plants would be kept, but nope - it's a complete hodgepodge of anything from full sun to shade and seemingly no rhyme or reason to how it's organized. Yesterday I went to find a Japanese maple. All of their trees and shrubs are in full sun. Some are marked with explanatory tags that tell you about the plant, but just as many are not. I found the perfect red maple, in full sun, and stupidly assumed it was therefor a full sun plant. It isn't. So I spent $200 on a tree that won't work for where I bought it because they have no organization for their plants around sun requirements. So the take-a-way on this is - don't expect knowledgeable staff on the weekend. Don't assume they're doing any intentional placement of their inventory and go in prepared to look things up on your phone as needed. The reason I gave them 2 stars, is that in comparison to every other nursery I go to - they arrange things according to sun requirements. Shade plants are kept under cover and full sun are not. So, caveat emptor.

I went to Terrain on Wednesday July 15th around 5pm to purchase a plant for my new apartment. I…read morefound two that I loved and one needed a little tlc. The cashier was absolutely amazing she helped ring me up and educate me on the plant I got! She wrapped both plants perfectly! She was so kind and deserves a raise! I didn't get her name but I am serious she was incredible!! I will be telling all my friends and family about Terrain! Thank you!

I love Terrain, they have two locations that I have visited: this one on Lancaster Ave, and the…read moreother in Glen Mills. They both have the garden setting and a garden shop, but the Glen Mills shop is significantly larger with a much more diverse selection of goods, which includes home goods, garden items, and bath items. The restaurant section is plant filled twinkling lights that provide a wonderful ambiance at night! This is a great place for a first date! The menu is locally sourced and good: this is not the place to go for superior fare, but nice american fare with a fair selection. Service has always been great, and they are BYOB.

Cute little garden shop and florist. They have a really cute area for kids leading up to Halloween.read more

I've spent hundreds of dollars at this garden center over the past 20 years. I've never complained…read moreof a perennial or shrub did not do well/survive. I came here today to request a replacement for a guaranteed shrub. It was my understanding that a replacement or refund would be given in this circumstance. But no. I was told the problem iis a result of all the rain. I was given Neem oil and told to treat it. The shrub is supposedly guaranteed for a year, so if it doesn't come back to life before one year, too bad for me. I have lots of reward bucks that I had planned to use today to purchase perennials and annuals, but after this experience I won't be buying anything more at Colonial. Ever. While I appreciate the response from Casey, as I've thought more about this, the main thing that disturbs me is that Eric could have done the appropriate,, pro-customer service response to a 20-year-long customer, he chose to dismiss my concern and argue his point that it was just a treatable disease, while I was very expressing distress having a failing shrub in my otherwise well-tended garden. It would have cost him nearly nothing to make me happy, and generously offer to replace the $60 (!) shrub, instead he opted to be obstinate and provide me with a bunch of worthless platitudes about the analogy between teenagers and plants. So, now, instead of spending my $700 yearly garden budget at Colonial, I'll spend it at another garden center. (And, if today's interaction was any indication, Eric will probably say "good riddance.")

I've driven by Shep's Yard and admired their large boulders for years. Finally decided to stop and…read moreget a price on adding 5 large rocks to my perennial flower bed leading up to my house. It was quite reasonable! They offer delivery and placement as well. When Andrew delivered my giant rocks he asked where I wanted them, carefully worked around obstacles in my yard, and offered to turn and adjust them as needed. I could not have asked for better service. He understood my vision and made it possible. I recommend them for all your hardscaping needs. I'm thrilled with the outcome.

They sell nice wood and are honest people. I buy by the piece and it's way cheaper than getting…read morewood in the grocery store, and MUCH higher quality. It's good to see business like this still thriving. I didn't buy a Xmas tree from them last year, but boy did they have nice ones. Honest business and honest people.