I love tower farms, such a wide selection and great prices. Staff is knowledgeable and helpful. And…read moreI know gardeners will know what I mean- sometimes the plants from certain places will look good but then not do well when you bring them home. That's never the case with tower farms.

I happened upon Tower farms accidentaly ...Exceptional selection of some very hard to find…read moreperennials . Of course I bought much more than I planned on because of this ,as all plant addicts do LOL!. I will continue to do business with these people . it takes a lot to impress me in the world of flowers and I was impressed.I am currently still a new york master gardener but as soon as I move into my ct house I will again join the ct master gardeners.I am a retired private gardener who still loves playing in the dirt! Nancy R

Amazing plants and staff! I highly recommend for houseplants, beautiful and different selection. I…read morehave to limit my shopping...I'm running out of room

Beautiful quality and selection of plants. People were psyched, with lots of gorgeous options…read more Prices are fair, it's hard work and you get what you pay for! Nice job to everyone there but

Started discussing a project with Keith one of the lead landscape associates. The time to get the…read morequote took longer then anticipated / discussed. Contacted Nicole Ali to discuss in more detail and get a full breakdown of the project and was asked to wait since she was going on vacation and promised to get back to me once she returned in the first week in December. She finally reached out 9 days ago. Zero acknowledgment about her delayed response... Seriously 4 months later!!! I responded with my frustrations politely looking / asking for her reply... it's been a week and a half. Again no response... I've done a ton of business with Ali's previously and recommended them to others. At this point I'm done!!! I was finally giving in from DIY to hiring a company but I guess my money isn't good enough any longer... I'll be looking for another business to take care of my landscaping needs from now on. They have lost out on a once loyal customer... buyer beware!!!

Done. We ordered topsoil and compost mix and got an unscreened mess of heavy rocky soil and what…read morefelt like concrete. I even found a chunk of a cinder block at the bottom of the pile. I just did some work around the foundation of my house and the filler soil was beautiful compared to what Ali's charged me for.

I had called 2 other vendors for wood and Eaton Farm was the only one that responded. The wood was…read moredelivered and placed where I needed it. The wood was clean and quartered to make placing it in the fireplace easy. Mr. Eaton was very friendly and helpful. I would recommend them in a heartbeat! I am also going to try and visit their farm stand to purchase fresh veggies in the Spring!

Excellent local Family owned Farm. Reliable and Kind…read more Firewood Available. Organic vegetables. Flowers. Plants.

Typical Home Depot at times messy and employees are impossible to find. Today I was in and out in…read morerecord time because I had a great helper.

Wouldn't recommend coming here. The items are overpriced and a good portion of the time damaged…read more The staff are beyond rude and downright hostile at times. Their online reservation system for rentals is abysmal and they never have a good selection of anything. Save your money and your time by going to a different location

I used All Occasions Florist for my wedding flowers. Esther was so nice and easy to work with! I…read moreshowed her my Pinterest inspiration board and she truly brought it to life. Loved everything! Her prices are great too! I was quoted double for the same exact flowers at another shop. My coworker recommended Esther, who happens to be his sister in law, and I am so glad he did!

From the owner: Flowers for all occasions... Weddings, holidays, funerals, proms. Free Delivery on your orders in…read moretown.

So when we bought the plant, it was from Aldis and didn't have the exact type of plant it was. When…read moreour cat decided to eat the plant (which was placed where she couldn't get to it but she's a jerk), I contacted Kurt Weiss Greenhouse through email to ask them if they knew what type of plant it was. They responded in less than ten minutes and determined what kind of plant it was and whether it was toxic or not. Luckily, it was not but if it was, they would have saved our cats life due to how prompt their responses were. 10/10 service. Also, the plant was awesome, prior to being eaten. It looked very nice and was very easy to keep alive.

Zentek farm market is tucked away in Cheshire and carries seasonal farm fresh produce. So much…read morebetter than what you find in the grocery stores. Their tomatoes,potatoes,cucumbers, peppers, eggplant, and fruit are always ripe and delicious. When it's corn season, there is nothing better than their sweet corn. They also have a wonderfully selection of pumpkins, and beautiful plants.

Terrible quality. Very expensive. $120 for a christmas tree that i can get down the road for 60…read more How is this place still open?

Rented a truck. Easy to do, no problems when I kept it two extra days. Great service.read more

Had an abysmal experience here. Completely dishonest about the repairs done and the length of time,…read morestory changed multiple times, and my rebuttals were conveniently ignored and sidestepped. I was charged fees that were not disclosed before hand, and that other locations do not charge, unless applicable to the service. Appears to be the "sketchy garage" of power tool repair. My EGO snowblower had a stuck right auger which turned out to be a single rock stuck between the auger and scoop (I did not see the black rock against the black scoop before bringing it in, but a repair man noticed it and popped it out right in front of me when I dropped it off). The rock bent one part of the auger and needed to be bent back. I could have done this myself but I've already paid the initial diagnostic fee, so I left it when the repair guy said, 'at least this won't cost you a lot since it won't be under warranty'. I figured my $50 fee was going to cover my oversight, and the 48 seconds to clamp a wrench/bend the auger an inch and put in my new shear pin which I had with the snowblower. When I picked it up I was charged for 2 new shear pins, which I didn't really mind because I'll use them at some point, but it felt a little dishonest as I had a shear pin already in the top cover, clearly visible. I disputed a $7 environmental fee and $9.95 shop supplies fee since there was no supplies used, and no hazardous material disposed of. The story behind these fees changed throughout our discussions, but apparently this is charged to everyone, regardless of the repair. Funny how the guy at the repair desk who takes payment also didn't understand why the environmental fee was included. And seeing as this was the third EGO snowblower brought in in 2 days (they told me when I dropped it off) it seems unrealistic that he wouldn't have seen this charge on every single repair item. Regardless, these fees should be disclosed before hand, especially when neither pertains to my repair. Surprised I wasn't charged an electricity fee, or oxygen fee for breathing on the property. I understand that some places charge these fees, but it still seems mighty excessive to charge a $9.95 supplies fee to a $90 bill that used no supplies. I had no issue at the time of the call with the labor charge itself of $75 as I figured it was a flat fee. It was only until them trying to justify the other fees that my labor charge was described to me as how they were doing me a favor by only charging 'a $75 labor charge because we don't normally charge under an hour labor, which is $100 per hour, and not only that but it also took more than an hour to fix'. I ask "this took over an hour?" I'm told they had to take the whole thing apart, reassemble it, remove all jammed rocks and bend the auger. When I tell the person it was actually one rock, removed in front of me at drop off, so all they did was bend the auger (and put a new shear pin in), not disassemble or reassemble anything, the story changed to "yeah that's why it was only $75 because it was such a small thing, trying to save you money when it should have been $125, but since it wasn't a warranty repair that's what he did, to, you know, make it cheaper for you". Toward the end of the end of the call, he informed me they're not even an authorized EGO repair center yet and that their paper work hasn't been approved yet. I'm awaiting a supervisor's call back from EGO pertaining to this. Run, don't walk, to a different business unless you like having your money fleeced from you. As a small business owner myself, I'm all for places making money, but I hate being lied to and taken advantage of. I will happily drive further to Ace Hardware next time I need a repair.