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Cute garden center with a good variety. Some of their prices are a bit on the high side and they…read moredon't always have as much variety of indoor plants as some other plant shops, however I do enjoy visiting them and seeing what I can find. You also sometimes get coupons to spend which is nice. My most recent visit I was a little unimpressed as it seems like their indoor plants have not been super cared for, maybe with the transition of spring annuals coming in. They had a lot of indoor plants tucked in corners, either under watered or over watered.

I've been here 5-6 times now, and I've found a lot of positives and a few (though important)…read morenegatives: Positive: They have a wide variety of plants that appear very well-cared for. Even late in the season (say, late August), there are still numerous options of each variety. And everything I've bought there this season is still alive and thriving. Positive: Unlike most garden stores, they have an entire house plant section, with many unique plants that I always end up adding to my collection. Negative: Their prices are higher than many other nurseries out there. So I limit my buying there to a few practical purchases and maybe one "indulgence buy." Negative: Some staff are overzealous in, well, bossing their customers around. The checkout lanes in particular have seemed in the past like an overly-regimented and depersonalizing experience for me. On my most recent visit there, one staff member interrupted me while I was getting checked out, to try to quickly whisk my cart away. I made it clear to her that I was keeping my cart, even asking her to place my box of newly-purchased plants in it. She ignored my comment, and asks in a perky, superficially cheerful (but no less bossy and intrusive) voice, if I want to give up my cart and carry my box to the car. Already asked and answered. Why didn't my "no" mean "no" to her? My reply to her was that I wasn't at the point of even thinking about that (I was busy paying for my purchase and interacting with the cashier until she came over and interrupted us). Her response was to remove my box of purchases out of my cart, place it back on the counter and wheel my cart away while I was busy paying. Maybe it's okay that she didn't identify me as being in my 70's, but she should have seen that the box was heavy and unwieldy, and that I needed the cart to get my purchase to the car. But it was also a boundaries issue for me -- it's up to me to decide how to utilize the tools they give us (my cart) to decide how to complete my purchase and get them to the car. What business was it of hers how I did it? The woman checking me out was very pleasant, but not so much the bossy lady who interfered --- I left feeling un-listened to and, yes, bullied. I think that was the last straw for me. I remember in past visits that I felt like a bossed-around cog in a machine once I got to checkout. But this was the time I decided that the variety of plants isn't worth the treatment I consistently receive. I won't be back.

Holscher & Hackman - gardening - Updated May 2026

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