Beautiful and peaceful, bigger than I expected. Nice place to picnic or have a wedding. Easy to…read moreget lost in the beauty.

First time visiting the Botanical Gardens. The lady at the information center was so nice and…read morehelpful. She gave us a map and explained the layout of the gardens. The gift shop is beautiful. There are reasonable gift priced selections. The carnivorous plant section was very cool. Lots of pitcher plants and Venus flytraps. All of the plants are well tended to and look healthy. There's cute kid activities embedded into the garden. A giant chess set and sand box. You can jump on stumps and or just chill. The gardens are laid out well and there's lots of shade and benches to rest on. Lovely place.

Lovely spot to go for a walk! So many different areas to explore…read more Also lots of open lawn space to hang out for a bit! They even have little robot lawn mowers out sometimes.

Beautiful free gardens located on the campus of Duke University. You do have to pay for parking,…read morethough. There are several different sections. They include the historic gardens, the Blomquist garden of native plants, the gateway gardens, and the Culbertson Asiatic arboretum. There is also a gardens Cafe.

Cheerful, expert assistance at every step from greetings to help with selections, checkout, and…read moreloading the car

I was actually shocked to see how big this place was with so many different options. So many…read moredifferent varieties of plants and trees and grasses and shrubs. The giant pond blew me away and I can see how people can spend an hour or so here just wandering around and seeing the little chapel they have too. Super cute Overall, the prices were not as great but still fun to look around

Just sitting back in very hot New Orleans, wishing that this small but might arboretum was near me…read moreright now. It's a lovely space on the UNC campus with beautiful trees, shrubs and flowers. There are benches for sitting and taking a breath. When I was visiting there were students on laptops and people chatting and it just seemed the perfect place to take a deep breath. Parking is in the campus lots (if you have a pass) or on the street.

The past few weeks of pollen have had me questioning why it is I chose to live in North Carolina…read more But today, as I strolled through UNC-Chapel Hill's Coker Arboretum, I was reminded that all this yellow dust is worth it for the glorious, colorful display of trees and plants that grace our parks, neighborhoods, and streets. Coker Arboretum is a stunning little gem, tucked within an already beautiful campus. It's only 5-acres, but the space is well thought out with grassy areas in which to relax and read and secluded benches beneath the shaded canopies of trees. I loved the variety of flowers and plants, some of which I hadn't seen before. If you are in the Chapel Hill area, I definitely recommend a walk through this lovely arboretum. For a Spring Sunday, it wasn't crowded - a nice change from other larger gardens in the area, such as Sarah P Duke Gardens in Durham. Parking is unfortunately an issue at Coker, but if you come on a weekend, most street parking and lots in the area are free.

Talk about a combination of goddess, sage, and botanical expert, Grazie mille, Mackenzie, for your…read moresuperb help and guidance, and leading me to exactly what I was seeking -- and more. I hope that Fifth Season recognizes what an asset you are to their business and all gardeners who enter therein.

First time at this nursery and it's really cute. They have a large variety of plant gadgets,…read morebeautiful pots of all shapes, sizes and colors. They carry a nice variety of hummingbird feeders and bird houses too. They are expanding the plant selection but right now they have great plants. The reason for the 4 stars is that my friend and I were in the store for a good ten minutes (it's not a giant store) and no one greeted or acknowledged us. There were three employees. Finally, a nice lady asked if we needed help with anything and we informed her and thanked her that she offered to help and then she was the first person to say some thing. She was visibly upset about that and informed us that she was the general manager and she was new. She immediately went to the other employees and said some thing to them, and I think they were all quite surprised. Bottom line when there's customers in your store an employee needs to say hello and ask if the customer needs any help that's basic 101.

Great selection in perennial and annual plants. Good pricing on flats, $5.00 less expensive than…read moreother places on flats. I purchased a Caladium, hosta, flat of Vinca , and another one I can't remember. I check out all the Garden Centers around my travels. Southern States has a great selection and affordable pricing.

Friendly and helpful folk's. Local plants and herbs were available at competitive prices. I was…read morepleased to find the plants in the size i wanted. Service from the "warehouse" guy's is always friendly and willing to bring products to my vehicle.

Dirt Cheap Gardening was amazing, although they may be youth gardeners, they are very timely,…read moreorganized and they know what they are doing. I honestly think that they have better gardening skills than most professional gardeners and they left my garden looking beautiful. So if you are looking for someone to do weeding or watering, please go to their website and book them!

A ton of options with a very friendly shop attendant! I was looking for a moss agate and found them…read morein many sizes and cuts for not much at all (I paid in quarters.. apologies Mr. work attendant), and my friend had a blast looking through all the crystals! Will be coming back!

Always love visiting this shop, they have a good variety for decent prices. Lots of tumbled options…read moreand I love the little free tumble you get as a gift, it's my favorite part to pick the one that calls to me. The service is always very helpful as well!

Great selection & very very informative staff. The price is the price and their plants/flowers are…read morebetter than the big box stores

This is a wonderful nursery. Plants are my place of peace so I will often just stop to walk around,…read moresmell flowers and feel comfort. This place is great for that. Lots to look at, trees, bushes, soil, flowers, pumpkins, herbs, pots and lots of garden supplies and seeds inside. The staff was nice, it was 4 not 5 for prices. On average their plants are at least 10% maybe 20% more than other stores. Soil was about the same cost. I will say the plants are healthly and the garden is nice and it isn't a big box store so I will more picky but still fully support.

Lots of inventory. Helpful staff. Reasonable prices. Just a bit out of the way, but worth the…read moredrive.

We have been when the father still ran things. I have photos of the huge goldfish in their large…read morewater pond.Since the new people are in charge, we hardly recognized the pond. It was full of hair algae, large pockets of it and the water was murky. Gone were the huge goldfish and being able to see the bottom. Horsetail bamboo seems to be growing out of control. We walked over to the greenhouses and several were filled with blight consumed plants, rows and rows of them. Instead of closing the doors on them, they were wide open spreading the blight across the property. We went through the gift shop and the cashier never acknowledged us, he was sitting in the dark staring at his phone. We are totally disappointed in the loss of a landmark business. We miss your Dad and sad to see his life's work in such bad shape