Ed's Plant World is exactly what a local nursery should be. I called ahead to check on availability…read moreand they actually walked into the greenhouse to look for me. That kind of service is rare. When I arrived, a kind woman answered all my questions and walked me over to find exactly what I was looking for instead of just pointing me in the right direction. After I paid, a young man walked me to my car and loaded my plants neatly with a bag to keep everything clean. What meant the most to me as someone starting their very first garden is that no one made me feel silly for being a beginner. They were patient, encouraging, and genuinely helpful. That kind of welcoming environment makes all the difference when you're just learning. I will absolutely be back. Highly recommend to anyone, especially first time gardeners looking for a place that truly cares about its customers.

The only place to get plants!…read more I have been purchasing Christmas trees from Ed's Plant World for years now. They make it quick, easy, and convenient. They're also incredibly informative and helpful. I recently purchased some herbs from Ed's and their team meets you at the entrance to try to guide and assist you. It's a nice touch. Once you move on to the area where the herbs are, other folks will assist you there as well. Additionally, the selection of herbs is superior and more varied than what you'd find in the nearby home stores. Ed's also carries a ton of flowers - fortunately they are around to answer questions because the selection can be overwhelming. Bottom line: there is no better place in the area for landscape that beats Ed's. Even for Christmas trees or herbs.

Very accurate arrangement according to what pictured on website. Was kept well informed of the…read morestatus of the delivery.

Was in and out in less than 10 mins. Small, quaint shop. Extremely helpful! I'd use again without…read moreany hesitation l!

We ordered flowers for our church for Easter. They were so easy to work with especially when we…read moreneeded to add to the order towards the end. Nice. Friendly.

My partner and I were looking to get our sod done in April 2025. We stopped by Lake Ridge Nursery…read more(after Lowes and Home Depot), who happened to be almost 3X the amount. After speaking with the lady up front (I believe it was the owner Donny's wife, but not 100% sure) she talked us into using their services because she convinced us that their sod was locally grown and they had expert installers. We spend almost $1,000.00 and they came by the next week. Everything seemed to be ok after they left, but less than a month later, the sod stared to brown. MULTIPLE requests (including text messages, phone calls and visits to the store) and months later Donny finally agreed to replace the sod. NO notification that they were coming, I got a knock on my door the last day of October (7 MONTHS later) they were there to replace the sod. In the middle of the guys replacing the sod, Donny (the owner) literally pulled up in front of my house, got out and screamed in front of my entire neighborhood how he didn't think my sod actually needed to be replaced and to "never effing call him again" (Yes I have it all on video if anyone is interested). After an altercation, he trespassed me from his store. Nice way to deal with a customer that only wanted to get what he paid almost 3X what he should have from a local business.

Patuxent Nursery has a great selection of plants, landscaping items, and mulch, soil, etc., all…read morevery well grown, and from seedling stock, to trees requiring professional installation. And if you don't want to do it yourself, they have Compleat Landscaping to do it for you. The quality is such, many local land and hard scapers use them

They have a nice selection of plants, but their stuff is overpriced implying better service and…read moregrace. I am disappointed the store does not stand behind their product. I purchased two expensive trees (among other plants) a year ago, and one of them died over the winter. I requested a replacement, but the service team stated that I missed the one-yer warranty period by a week. If you charge that much for your product, you should back it up. Not coming through because I missed a one-year window by a week is unfair and shortsighted. One would be better off buying from Lowe's or Home Depot a quarter mile north. What does one receive for the premium pricing? Better plants? Nope, mine died. Better service? Nope, denied replacement because of a week. The value is not there.

Just bought all of my new herbs at Wentworth's and they never disappoint. Love this place. The…read morepeople are always so friendly and Helpful too! They have the cutest gifts and wears and honestly, the best plants around.

I would like to commend Alexis Walls for her customer service. In today's world, she is a rare…read morefind and when above and beyond trying to find the garden item I was looking for. Because of her, Wentworth's will be the first place I call next time and I will be asking for her--a true pleasure who worked very hard to find what I needed! Gail Harkins

I love Greenstreet!…read more Not only for your plant mom needs, BUT - for the businesses they partner with, and the holiday cheer that's spread throughout the fall/winter months. From shopping for reason mentioned earlier, for a pumpkin patch and corn maze OR for visiting Cousins' Lobster food truck, you have more than enough reasons to go to Greenstreet! Their Halloween/pumpkin patch season is my favorite!

SUMMARY: DO NOT ATTEND THE EGG DROP. we attended the helicopter egg drop today. We stood in the sun…read morefor 2 hours with absolutely no shade to wait in a line where in the last 10 minutes everyone bunches to the front and skips you anyways. On top of that my 2 year old was excited to get eggs dropped from the helicopter, but we had no idea that ALL of those eggs were unfilled. So after $33, being in the sun for 2.5 hours with no shade, my daughter walks away empty handed and crying about no candy. I will never shop at Greenstreet after this crook activity, going to homestead gardens instead.