Elias called me right away and came out to do full day of work, the next day. They finished the…read moreproject and exceeded my expectations. When he showed me what was done I could see the pride he took in his work. It was an excellent experience from start to finish!

Overpriced Kept changing the bill each month even though…read morewas contracted for those exact services. Was rude when asked to come more often to do the landscaping.

Great job! On time, everything as promised and great result!…read moreI'll definitely use Soon Gwen again !

Edwin and his assistant did an excellent job removing and replacing our lawn with new sod. They…read moreeven went above and beyond by utilizing brick materials to make and arch for our backyard gate to easy open and close without fighting it thru the lawn. They did this without being asked and I couldn't thank them enough.

While heading to one of my favorite stores in the area, I often passed SmartyPlants Nursery. I…read morecould never really see what was hidden behind the fence, so today I finally decided to stop and check it out. I'm so glad I did. Originally known as Amelia's SmartyPlants, this two-acre plant nursery, garden, and café is located along North Dixie Highway in Lake Worth Beach. The nursery was founded in 2010 by Marta Edwards and Paul Harding. Over the next 15 years, they became well known for their selection of Florida native plants. When the couple retired in June 2026, two longtime local customers and hobby gardeners, former Delray Beach City Commissioner Ryan Boylston and former investment banker Ed Mileto, purchased the business to help preserve a place that meant so much to the community and to prevent the property from snapped up by developers. The nursery is now expanding into an even larger community gathering space. One of the new additions is Café Tico, an on-site Costa Rican coffee bar serving coffee and brunch items. The property is also home to Urban Abundance, an edible-garden company that has brought more than 1,000 edible plants and 300 to 400 fruit trees to the nursery. The selection now includes spinach, herbs, tea and medicinal plants, mangoes, avocados, and other edible varieties that weren't previously available here. The plants are non-GMO and organically raised. You'll also find a wider variety of houseplants, edible plants, and fruit trees, along with expanded Sunday hours. There's even more happening here with events. The Coco Market's garden-] set Coco Mini series brings yoga, local vendors, live music, and drop-in classes on gardening and growing your own food. The garden is also working on a plan to become a venue for weddings, parties, and other community gatherings. I had no idea there was such an oasis of natural beauty tucked just off busy, industrial North Dixie Highway. This place really needs to be seen in person to be fully appreciated. I especially loved the statues (I definitely have my eye on a certain dragon!), the peaceful water features, and the gorgeous blooms that attract butterflies. There were so many beautiful butterflies fluttering around and it made my heart sing to see them. The cozy café is so inviting with comfortable seating, and they even had a fall photo-op setup when I visited. Between the lush greenery, charming garden details, and welcoming atmosphere, it's heartening to see how this nursery embodies the vision of a community gathering space that inspired its founding. The next time you're looking for a new plant or some gardening inspiration, I highly recommend stopping by this Lake Worth Beach treasure. I'm glad I finally ventured behind the fence.

I've been to quite a few nurseries, and I think I've officially found my new favorite! This place…read morejust has a great vibe. Everything is laid out so nicely and feels more like you're wandering through a beautiful garden than shopping at a nursery. They have a great selection of plants, bushes, and trees. I came in specifically looking for a mango tree and somehow ended up having to make a very serious decision between a Pram Kai Mae Ua and an Orange Sherbet. After some deliberation, I went with the Pram! The carts are big and easy to maneuver, and I especially appreciated the wide aisles. There's also a little coffee shop inside and a cooler with drinks, which is a nice bonus. They have a great selection of pots, décor, fountains, and other garden items, so there's plenty to explore. I'll definitely be back for some milkweed plants--the ones here were covered with butterflies, which was such a great sight. The staff were super friendly and helpful when I had questions without being pushy. Great selection, beautiful setup, friendly people, and a really enjoyable atmosphere. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

The Garden Hole is the cutest garden store. It is located among the shops and restaurants on Lake…read moreAvenue. I was drawn into the store by the unique and creative planters displayed outside. As soon as I entered I was cheerfully greeted but then left free to explore. Inside they sell an assortment of succulents, cacti, and flowering plants. They have a build your own succulent bar where you choose a pot and add in the succulents you like. Small pots were between 10 and 15 dollars. They also sell mugs, cups, and plant misters. The disco ball hanging planter was my favorite. You can even spot the magical unicorn that is protecting the property. There are funny sign everywhere that elicit a chuckle. The Garden Hole makes me want to plant something.

The cutest little shop on Lake Ave. Unique pots, signs and trinkets for sale throughout the store…read moreand a little DIY succulent bar in the back where you can plant and decorate your own creation. Helpful friendly staff, great vibes overall. Highly recommend

Rainmaker was prompt and professional. They definitely know their stuff. Rainmaker installed an…read moreentire sprinkler system at my house and even installed a great looking lighting system. The guy who came out also mentioned something about yard ornamentation too but I wasn't interested. I also had a difficult to solve plumbing problem that other contractors wouldn't even touch. Rainmaker solved the problem and made some recommendations about getting a well I wish I had followed. The work was completed on time and a detailed account of the services were provided. If you want your sprinklers installed correctly, go with this guy. If you want difficult problems solved, go with this guy. If you need suggestions on how to improve your irrigation system, go with this guy.

I should start out by saying shame on me for not posting this review earlier it slipped my mind!…read more Keith and his wife came out to repair and replace the sprinkler "timer box" that you use to set when the sprinklers go off in the lawn (box damaged by hurricane Irma in November 2017 so that should give you a rough estimate as to when they came ;) ) ... several months later in August 2018 sprinkler and timer box are still working great and going by my experience with Keith and his wife I am confident they will continue to work well for many years to come :) ... had a very pleasant conversation with Keith on the phone and found him fun to talk to - when he and his wife showed up in person (which was very quickly and promptly after I contacted him) found them both to be very professional, polite and thorough.. highly recommended! As far as the other review saying he was saying racist things to the customer's neighbors... that had me scratching my head in puzzlement to the point where I wondered if the customer who left this review was confused and perhaps left it for the wrong company? (this has been known to happen on yelp). I and my wife are people of color ourselves and on top of that we are both Muslims so needless to say that's a "double strike" right there if one is prejudiced to begin with :P .... but I detected absolutely no prejudice whatosover from Keith nor his wife.... just friendly, polite, courteous, professional service.

Bless landscaping just came out and trimmed and removed coconuts from my trees. The price was good…read moreand they were very careful to not damage houses and ensured everything was cleaned up neat and tidy. I will definitely use them again.

They came out to give a quote and then left and never came back I call 5 times and they finally…read moreanswered and he say I can't do it for that quote and he quote me again 5 more hundred dollars. This place is bad business and not communicating properly.

I cannot say enough good things about this company. I have palms that need to be trimmed annually,…read moreand finding a reliable company has been difficult. The company I was using wasn't very good and they used spikes which damaged my trees and broke things. A Martinez was perfect. Their responses were quick and to the point and they were able to give me a quote from simply looking at pictures. They showed up when they said they would and they were here bright and early as I requested and did a excellent job. Moreover, they cleaned up very well and left my yard nice, highly recommended and I would use them again anytime. What a difference.

Just completed the install of a 290' hedge with native plants and I couldn't be more satisfied. All…read morecommunication with them was professional and timely. They showed up exactly when they said they would, price was well below other bids, and the work was efficiently and carefully done. Happy customer !

I attended to a class and loved it. Just waiting to start…read moremy own edible garden with her help on the next few weeks. She encouraged me a lot.

I am a firm believer in getting it right the first time, so when I fell short on my home garden and…read moredidn't get it right, I decided to seek professional help. Karin the Edible Gardening Gal was referred to me by Marando Farms owner, Chelsea Marando. What a great thing to happen to me. I had just begun to grow my own food, and had no idea what was involved. Karin quickly got me up to speed and taught me everything she knows. We have the best time laughing and she never tires of my mistakes. We just simply, correct it. When I tell her I want to grow something, she allows me the space to try, even if she knows it will not work. She says, "the only way to learn is to try, and sometimes you fail, but sometimes you don't". I love that about her, because that's the sign of a true teacher passing on their wisdom, but allowing the student to find their own way. I just planted my raised bed garden at Marando Farms, for the third season, and Karin was right by my side, guiding me. What a great gift she has been to me and my edible gardening life. Thanks Karin.

After the last hurricane we needed some major work done on our ficus trees…read more They worked tirelessly on my backyard. The men did a great job with good attention to detail. The cleanup was actually better than I expected. Matt was easy to do business with.

Mark from Next Level came to give estimate. Showed up on time and prepared. His enthusiasm and…read moreknowledge about native Floridian plants was encouraging. We hired him for a small job. Again, they came when they said, did a wonderful job and cleaned up everything perfectly. Also dealing with the office was a pleasure. They have a payment portal set up which made the whole process easy!